Ibrahimovic sent off as Milan falter
Swedish striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic was sent off on as Serie A leaders AC Milan dropped two valuable points in a 1-1 draw at home bottom of the table Bari on Sunday.
Day: March 13, 2011
Sweden
Sweden
Sweden issues Japan travel warning
The Swedish foreign ministry has advised against "non-essential" travel to the earthquake-hit areas of Japan.
Germany
Investigators clear Gorch Fock commander of allegations
A commission has apparently dismissed accusations against the Gorch Fock's commander, who was suspended amid scandalous revelations involving misconduct onboard the elite navy training vessel, according to a new report.
Sweden
Swedish court grants grandparent access
The grandparents of a six-year-old girl in Vellinge in southern Sweden have been give the legal right to meet their grandchildren one weekend a month, after a landmark appeals court decision, reported the Dagens Nyheter daily.
Germany
Car plows into Hamburg pedestrians, killing four
Four people were killed and 11 others injured after a vehicle smashed into a group of pedestrians in Hamburg's Eppendorf neighbourhood on Saturday afternoon. Police said the car ran a red light and collided with another vehicle before overturning into the crowd.
Germany
Coach Veh ousted at Hamburg after Bayern drubbing
Hamburg announced the sacking of coach Armin Veh on Sunday, a day after the side suffered a humiliating 6-0 reverse to Bayern Munich.
Germany
10 Germans flee Japan’s quake-hit nuclear plant
Ten German employees of nuclear giant Areva were conducting maintenance work at Japan's Fukushima plant during Friday's massive earthquake, according to a Sunday report. A company spokesman said the men immediately left the site.
Sweden
Elmander strike aids Bolton FA Cup progress
Swedish striker Johan Elmander's first goal since January 8th helped Bolton to overcome Birmingham and qualify for the semi-final in the FA Cup on Saturday.
Germany
EU sees billions in Libyan assets frozen at German banks
German banks including the Bundesbank have frozen over €10 billion in Libyan assets following a European Union decision, news magazine Der Spiegel reported in its edition to be published Monday.
Germany
Merkel calls for review of nuclear plant safety
Following an emergency meeting with German cabinet members on Saturday, Chancellor Angela Merkel announced a safety inspection of nuclear power plants in Germany, as a blast at Japan's Fukushima plant raised fears of a meltdown.
Sweden
Malmö celebrates 300,000 residents
Malmö's main square Stortorget hosted a 4,000 people strong party on Saturday to celebrate the southern Swedish city's growth to over 300,000 inhabitants.