Stuart Baxter takes over Halmstad as interim coach
Coach Johan Lindholm was fired after the home loss to Brommapojkarna. Now Halmstad may have found the club's next coach: Stuart Baxter.
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The horror at sea - what happened in the hantavirus outbreak on MV Hondius
It was supposed to be a fun trip across the Atlantic - but ended with a deadly virus outbreak, isolated passengers and a ship in limbo at sea. This is what the terrifying days on the MV Hondius looked like.
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Hantavirus-stricken cruise ship MV Hondius now heading to Tenerife
The virus-stricken ship MV Hondius will be allowed to dock in Granadilla in southern Tenerife. From there, those on board, except those who are seriously ill, will be flown home, the Spanish government announced. Three people have died in a hantavirus outbreak on the MV Hondius. On Wednesday it emerged that a former passenger has also fallen ill in Switzerland.
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Spain turns around, lets virus-stricken cruise ship dock
Spain will allow a virus-stricken cruise ship to dock in the Canary Islands, the Health Ministry said. Three sick passengers suspected of being infected with hantavirus will first be disembarked in Cape Verde before the ship heads north.
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How SVT and TV4 share World Cup broadcasts
World Cup matches are now split between TV channels. The tournament's opening match and the final will be broadcast on TV4. SVT will show Sweden's opener against Tunisia.
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Affected on the virus ship: We want to go home
Concerns are rising aboard a cruise ship in the Atlantic where an outbreak of hantavirus is suspected to have killed three people. Passengers suspected of carrying the virus have been denied disembarkation in Cape Verde, and the ship is now believed to be attempting to reach the Canary Islands. "We just want to get home," one passenger wrote on social media.
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National police chief accused of corruption suspended in South Africa
The national police chief in South Africa is being suspended as a result of a corruption scandal, the country's President, Cyril Ramaphosa, has announced.
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Julius Malema jailed for firing automatic weapon at election rally
South African opposition leader Julius Malema, leader of the left-wing radical EFF, has been sentenced to five years in prison.
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