Matthew Hollingham runs a marathon every day to honor his fiancée

Matthew Hollingham ran a marathon every day throughout June. He is doing so to honor his late fiancée Lovisa from Örebro.

Each June day has followed the same pattern for Matthew Hollingham. He wakes up, eats breakfast and hesitates before putting on his running shoes, then covers 42,195 meters.

In addition to running he swims and cycles from the Arctic Circle to North Africa. The goal is to raise millions for charity along the way.

Hollingham says Lovisa would probably have been irritated that he is carrying out the challenge. He wants to honor her through the effort.

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Kajsa Rosdal crossing the finish line to win the Vårruset race with other runners in the background.
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Kajsa Rosdal wins Vårruset among 2,200 runners

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Kajsa Rosdal claimed victory in Vårruset on Thursday evening. Just over 2,200 runners took part in the race.

Sunny conditions and music set the mood as 8935 runners took part in this year's Lundaloppet.

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Donovan Shirley ran 179km over two days in June, finishing both the down and up legs of the Comrades Marathon route as part of a mental health awareness campaign.

Interest in Vansbrosimningen is rising sharply. The number of registered participants has increased by 42 percent compared to last year.

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The motorcycle parade Vårmönstringen rolled through central Örebro on May 1. The event was held for a good cause. Organizer Pia Flodin highlights the joy of contributing while riding motorcycles.

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