Driver arrested after fatal bus crash ↗
Front page leadA bus driver has been arrested and is suspected of multiple crimes following a fatal accident where a young man died and several others were injured, with three requiring intensive care.
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The news on Aftonbladet's front page covers a fatal bus accident in Sweden resulting in one death and multiple injuries, a court ruling for an "Idol" pastor who shot his wife, a warning from the WHO about the plague, and a report on the highest-paid managers in Swedish municipalities. Other…
A bus driver has been arrested and is suspected of multiple crimes following a fatal accident where a young man died and several others were injured, with three requiring intensive care.
A somber mood prevails at a school following a fatal bus accident that claimed the life of a young man and injured others.
An 'Idol' pastor has been sentenced to life imprisonment for shooting his wife, with the judge describing the act as abhorrent and incomprehensible.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a warning about potential warfare tactics related to the plague.
A new list reveals the highest-paid municipal managers across Sweden, allowing users to search salaries for 2,601 positions.
New tests reveal significant safety concerns with child car seats.
Swedish footballer Hugo Larsson reflects on his career, stating he has no regrets about past statements.
Arla is shutting down its Falbygdens cheese operations, resulting in the loss of approximately 60 jobs.
A list of the 20 most explicit TV series is presented, featuring scenes of graphic sexual content.
An expert argues against labeling ultra-processed food as 'junk food', suggesting a nuanced view is necessary.
A columnist discusses the disappearance of Swedish girls in Iraq, raising concerns about their fate.