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Aftonbladet's front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on crime and societal issues within Sweden. Top stories include allegations of abuse at a school, a report on the lifestyle of convicted murderers, and a discussion on managing fatty liver disease…
Allegations have surfaced regarding a school where younger students were allegedly forced to perform sexual acts and lick the floor as punishment, with some reports indicating the use of ski masks.
A mapping of how convicted dismemberment murderers, including one who has changed gender twice, are living their lives while incarcerated in Sweden.
Sweden's inflation rate has increased, with new economic figures indicating a rise.
A car overturned and subsequently caught fire, causing traffic disruptions.
The 2026 Power Meter ranks the most influential individuals on social media, showing shifts in popularity compared to previous years.
A profile on how a celebrity is pursuing eternal youth, detailing expensive purchases including a two-million-kronor hyperbaric chamber.
Dietary advice is offered on how to combat dangerous fatty liver disease, with a nutritionist providing seven key tips and stating that medication is not the primary solution.
The US Ambassador has been recalled following a diplomatic incident in Greece, with White House pressure cited.
Katie Zacharia, Donald Trump's new press secretary, is reported to have made inflammatory statements about Democrats.
A recall has been issued for a child car seat because its harness can fail, potentially ejecting the child.
Footballer Erling Haaland reacted strongly to certain images and has taken legal action against a Norwegian company.
A professor warns about specific types of canned goods that pose a potential danger, advising caution.
A list detailing the variable mortgage rates offered by banks in October 2026, with potential savings highlighted for homeowners.
An analysis of how tyrants create fear, with a mention of Donald Trump and his alleged desire to broadcast the death of an opponent.
A discussion about something that may be banned, described as 'catastrophic,' related to glasses and potentially sensitive imagery.
An opinion piece suggesting that Swedish politician Magdalena Andersson could benefit from observing the approach of Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen.
Singer Ulrik Munther, known for his success with Björnzone, has been announced as a participant in the 2027 Melodifestivalen.
A live discussion about anxiety featuring Agnes Lindström Bolmgren as a guest.
Former students at Sigtuna school describe their experiences, with some profiles stating that those who were more vulnerable were made to take responsibility for the younger students.
A report by Andreas Cervenka discusses the alarming rate of debt accumulation and questions who is paying attention to the warnings.
Columnist Ida Söderberg reflects on the societal failings that lead to children falling through the cracks.
An assessment of political performance post-election, with Cantwell rating an individual as the best, despite perceived constitutional oversights.
