Chaos at Mall of Scandinavia: Police on site ↗
Front page leadThere is ongoing chaos at the Mall of Scandinavia, with police present at the scene. Reports indicate people feel they are being 'crushed'.
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Aftonbladet's front page features a mix of urgent news, crime, and entertainment stories. Top stories include a chaotic incident at Mall of Scandinavia, a fire in a garage where children were present, and a political scandal in Borlänge. Entertainment news focuses on Benjamin Ingrosso's concert…
There is ongoing chaos at the Mall of Scandinavia, with police present at the scene. Reports indicate people feel they are being 'crushed'.
A fire broke out in a garage while children were working on vehicles, resulting in seven people requiring intensive care. A witness described the scene as 'panic'.
Following suspected fraud in Borlänge, there are calls for a new election, with a split in the city and residents expressing shame.
A review of Benjamin Ingrosso's performance at Löfbergs Arena in Karlstad, noting his ambition and a positive audience reaction.
A match is postponed due to unforeseen issues before the premiere, affecting Swedish athletes.
Edvin Törnblom discusses his weight loss for Oscar Zia's affection and reveals his current relationship status, hinting at possibly dating someone.
Thand Ringqvist makes a statement regarding government formation, indicating that a government is not yet clear and promising a decision soon.
Live coverage of the Gotland Grand National, described as the world's toughest race, with coverage starting at 09:00 and 12:15.
A high-rise building has collapsed, causing people to flee in panic as rescue efforts search for survivors.
Nathalie, 34, describes a new method for achieving orgasm, noting it felt like 'getting high'.
Gardening tips on nuts that can be grown on a balcony, even in the Swedish climate.
Ahead of a derby match, it's noted that children are already learning to hate each other in school, reflecting the intensity of the rivalry between Björklöven and Skellefteå.
Betting tips for the Stryktipset, with an expert predicting a 'ketchup effect' for Fulham and advising against looking at the table.
Karin Magnusson discusses family trauma, the hate she experienced, and her reasons for leaving SVT.