TV Selkuutiset Friday 2.10.2026

MPs. F-35 fighters. Cerebral palsy. Weather.

Security of MPs

First, a news about safety.

Several MPs suspect that someone has visited their apartments without permission.

Nothing has been stolen from the apartments, but signs of entry have been left.

Helsinki police are investigating suspected break-ins.

The reason or perpetrator of the break-ins to the MPs’ homes is unknown.

The researcher says that the method of breaking into apartments comes from Soviet intelligence.

According to him, the custom is very rare outside of Russia.

F-35 fighters in Finland

Next news about military aircraft.

The Finnish Air Force celebrated the arrival of F-35 fighters from the United States to Finland.

The celebration was held in Rovaniemi.

The celebration was attended by the President of Finland, Alexander Stubb.

He named Finland’s first F-35 fighter Sisu.

Finland has ordered a total of 64 F-35 fighters from the United States.

The fighters cost a total of 10 billion euros.

The fighter jets are the Finnish state’s most expensive purchase ever.

Tick-borne encephalitis at record high

Finally, some health news.

There has been a record number of tick-borne encephalitis cases in Finland this year.

The disease is also known as TBE and tick-borne encephalitis.

More than 390 people have contracted the disease this year. Last year, fewer than 240 people contracted the disease.

Tick-borne encephalitis is caused by a virus. The virus is transmitted to humans through a tick bite. The number of ticks in Finland is constantly increasing.

Tick-borne encephalitis can cause fever, severe headache, and inflammation of the brain.

The only way to protect yourself from tick-borne encephalitis is with the TBE vaccine.

Weather

Still a weather forecast.

The weather is cloudy. There is a little rain in the west and north, otherwise it is dry, i.e. no rain. The temperature is about +15 in the south and about +10 in the north.