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Front page leadA live discussion featuring Birgitta Ohlsson, along with hosts Linda and Alex, is being broadcast.
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Aftonbladet's front page features several prominent stories including a live discussion on security issues, a technical glitch affecting early voting, and details about a past school shooting. Other topics include political commentary, societal issues like support for students with NPF…
A live discussion featuring Birgitta Ohlsson, along with hosts Linda and Alex, is being broadcast.
The Sweden Democrats are demanding a meeting with Prime Minister Kristersson regarding a perceived crisis in Swedish security.
A technical malfunction at the Election Authority could lead to early votes being invalidated, causing issues with the voting process.
The 16-year-old suspect in the Fagersta school shooting is reported to have spread racist and misogynistic content online prior to the incident.
The suspect in the Fagersta incident, who had top grades, was reportedly bullied at school and allegedly incited the 18-year-old attacker.
Finland is highlighted as a model for providing extra support to students with NPF (neuropsychiatric conditions) even without formal diagnoses, achieving 'unity' in approach.
A list detailing the performance of students with NPF (neuropsychiatric conditions) in schools across municipalities, with six out of ten reportedly not completing their education successfully.
Patrik Carlgren's wife experienced extreme harassment, including people spitting on her, and was unable to go out alone in Konya.
With less than two weeks until the election, Aftonbladet presents its Voter's Compass to help undecided voters find their party.
Provides four tips for relieving throat mucus and advises on when to seek medical attention, also mentioning fruits that can help.
Offers expert advice and a nine-step plan to overcome alcohol cravings without professional medical treatment.
The Social Democrats, with Magdalena Andersson, are proposing a new mafia law to combat organized crime, stating that current laws allow 'gang leaders to evade justice'. This is presented as a political advertisement.
An expert shares five key behaviors and practices that parents can adopt to foster secure futures for their children.
A review and rating of 34 new electric cars released in the past two years, identifying the best buys and noting record-low prices.
Hundreds were trapped in tunnels in Nepal following a disaster, with some still potentially alive.
Columnist Åsa Linderborg discusses the idea of stopping 'abnormal' people and questions whether certain views on women are truly unusual.
Spoiler alert: The couple from 'GVFÖ' (Gift vid första ögonkastet) divorced after just 20 days of marriage, though they are currently living together.
Interest rates globally are increasing quickly, with a particular impact on Sweden, described as a 'cold shower' for the 'zero interest generation'.
Step-by-step advice from an expert on how to manage personal finances after overspending during the holidays, prioritizing what's most important.
Details on how a gang known as 'Ghost' attempted to control Kristinehamn through drugs, violence, and shootings, with unresolved threads remaining.
A segment featuring someone identified as 'Lord Cairnmark' who works as a witch, claiming their methods are effective.