Uppsala-based MachineGames is working on a third game in the popular “Wolfenstein” series. “One of the most important brands in gaming,” Xbox chief Asha Sharma writes on X.
EntertainmentSix young people were injured when the 13-year-old boy opened fire, using a stolen police weapon. Gävle District Court has found him guilty of the shootings, but not attempted murder. The verdict is disappointing, says plaintiffs’ attorney Isidor Vistedt.
CrimeA man in his 30s has been convicted of murdering a man in Uppsala this summer. He has been sentenced to 18 years in prison.
CrimeJudas Priest will play a gig in Uppsala in the summer of 2027. On July 1, the British heavy metal band will perform at the Botanical Garden.
MusicThe pole vault will be moved to a new location during the Diamond League meet at Stockholm Stadium in early June to improve Armand Duplantis’ chances of setting a world record. “We are building a temporary pole vault runway on the grass alongside the home straight,” competition director Jan Kowalski told Radiosporten.
SportsFor several days, the 16-year-old roamed Uppsala in search of his intended victim. He did not find his target, and on July 5, a 19-year-old was shot dead instead. The 16-year-old has now been sentenced to four years and six months in prison for, among other offences, murder.
CrimeSirius led the Allsvenskan by as many as 14 points at one stage, but that lead has now been whittled away. After a 0-1 away defeat to bottom-placed Kalmar, Sirius have lost the upper hand in the title race to Hammarby. “I’m just empty right now,” striker Isak Bjerkebo tells TV4.
FootballSirius handled the pressure. The Uppsala club are back in sole possession of the league lead after a 2-0 home win over second-placed Halmstad. “Three important points,” says Joakim Persson, who scored the second goal.
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