Five news from September 29: egg recruitment, political polls, investigation freeze, Riksdag composition and international conflict

The egg recruiter: They should be bright and long

Recruiter Alejandra Hernandes Lesmes is looking for fair-haired women over 157 centimeters.

Their egg cells are what the foreign customers are willing to pay a lot of money for.

- People want children who look like themselves, she says.

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The moderates' advantage over the Sweden Democrats is growing

The moderates' voter support increases in DN/Ipsos' first survey after the election. It was eight years since the party last had as big an advantage over the Sweden Democrats as it does now.

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Investigation into Liam Nebel's mental state was stopped

Child and youth psychiatry in Fagersta stopped an investigation into Liam Nebel's mental illness. Despite alarms from both social services and the family home - last summer.

- Perhaps we should have pushed even harder, says Eva Leijon, director of operations at the social service in Sundsvall.

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They are the oldest and youngest in your new parliament

162 women and 187 men will during the following four years represent the Swedish people in Sweden's Riksdag.

How many are 00-talists? Who are newcomers? Who are from your region?

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Big row: "Trust is seriously damaged"

A major dispute has flared up between Ukraine and South Korea and risks reducing South Korean support to the war-torn country.

The trust between the countries is seriously damaged, claims South Korean President Lee Jae-Myung.

Read more here.

Five news from September 29:

The egg recruiter: They should be bright and long

The moderates' advantage over the Sweden Democrats is growing

Investigation into Liam Nebel's mental state was stopped

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