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At least ten people have been killed in a school shooting in the central Swedish city of Örebro on Tuesday, according to authorities. Swedish police said they believe the suspect — a man — to ...

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Citing police sources, the Swedish national broadcaster and multiple media outlets, including Reuters, have named Rickard Andersson, 35, as the man who opened fire, killing 10 people and himself ...

Swedish media have named the attacker as Rickard Andersson, 35. Image: Swedish media have named the attacker as Rickard Andersson The head of the local police, Roberto Eid Forest, said the school ...

"We were at home and heard a commotion outside." Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said it was the worst mass shooting in Swedish history. "It is hard to take in the full extent of what has happened ...

The killings took place at a large learning centre popular with non-Swedish residents who want to integrate. Mandatory language tests were proposed recently in Sweden by a Right-leaning government ...

All these questions." Reham says people should be free to learn and live in peace on campus without fear of this happening. Our live coverage of the Swedish mass shooting will soon pause after the ...

Police say guns can be linked to the suspected perpetrator Attacker was a 35-year-old unemployed Swedish man, sources say 11 people, including suspected shooter, killed in attack 10 empty bullet ...

“We’ve today seen brutal, deadly violence against completely innocent people – this is the worst mass shooting in Swedish history,” he said. Speaking alongside the prime minister, the ...

The horrific attack – described by prime minister Ulf Kristersson as the worst mass shooting in Swedish history – unfolded on Tuesday after many students had gone home following a national exam.

Ulf Kristersson, the PM, is first to speak, who says it is the "worst mass shooting in Swedish history". "Today, we have witnessed brutal, deadly violence against completely innocent people," he says.