SKF products in Russia are counterfeits according to company's experts

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According to SKF's own experts, products sold in Russia are counterfeit versions of the company's original parts. Police are investigating whether large volumes indicate negligence on SKF's part. Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson welcomes the scrutiny as important.

Gendarme admits copy-paste error at Jubillar trial

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During the tenth day of Cédric Jubillar's trial at the Tarn assizes, Major Gilles Loïs confessed a blunder in the phone data analysis of Delphine Jubillar's lover. This error undermines a key element of the prosecution regarding the night of the disappearance. Additionally, an expertise on the victim's broken glasses suggests physical violence.

MSB to investigate floods in Västernorrland

The Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency (MSB) has been tasked by the government to investigate the handling of the extensive floods in Västernorrland from the summer of 2023. The probe will examine causes and measures to enhance future preparedness. Several municipalities were severely affected by the sudden downpours.

Police investigate Muslim congregation after imam's sermon on hitting women

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Police in Kristianstad are investigating a local Muslim congregation following a sermon by Imam Abu Raad, where he discussed physically disciplining wives. The remarks have drawn strong criticism from other Swedish imams. The incident highlights tensions around religious teachings in modern society.

Lover's phone data sows doubt in Jubillar trial

In Cédric Jubillar's trial, the defense revealed that Donat-Jean Macquet's phone, Delphine's lover, was located near the couple's home on the night of her disappearance. This element, the only one missing from the procedure, could sway the verdict. The debates continue at the Tarn assizes.

Hidden video confirms Pradas knew to monitor Poyo at 12:32

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A video hidden by the Valencian Generalitat reveals that former councilor Salomé Pradas was aware of the hydrological risk in the Poyo ravine and Magro river at 12:32 on October 29, 2024, the day of the flood that killed 229 people. The footage, provided after a judicial request, shows Pradas noting the need to monitor these waterways. This contradicts claims by Carlos Mazón's government of lacking prior information.