October 6: Don't miss today's news

Police shot gunman at castle

The police have shot a man who was armed at the Royal Palace in Stockholm. The man's injuries are described as serious, but not life-threatening.

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The bus driver is being investigated for a crime after the accident outside Växjö

An 18-year-old man died and around ten people were seriously injured in the bus accident between Växjö and Alvesta. The bus driver is now suspected of several crimes.

- It is a man in his 60s, says Evelina Olsson, press spokesperson at the police.

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Quarter of a million in French school protests: "Like a new 1968"

PARIS. A teeming crowd of high school students and their teachers took to the streets of Paris on Tuesday. Violent clashes with the police took place in several places.

- I am here to support my students. France does not have an equivalent school, and in vulnerable areas we see it every day, says Marie, 48, who is a teacher in the suburb of Mantes-la-Jolie.

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The Observatory in Antarctica gave Francis Halzen the Nobel Prize in Physics

This year's Nobel Prize in Physics is awarded to Francis Halzen for his contributions to the IceCube observatory in Antarctica and for the discovery of neutrinos with extreme energy, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announces.

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Man dead after drug mix-up at Karolinska

A man in his 50s has died after receiving a new heart as a result of the medication mix-up at Karolinska University Hospital, according to information to DN.

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Here are five news from October 6:

Police shot gunman at castle

The bus driver is being investigated for a crime after the accident outside Växjö

Quarter of a million in French school protests: "Like a new 1968"

The Observatory in Antarctica gave Francis Halzen the Nobel Prize in Physics