“British Royal Navy Sailor Found Dead in Stockholm: Investigation Underway”

Four were arrested, but have been released again.

The police have started an investigation after a naval guest from the British Royal Navy was found dead in a home in Stockholm, write Sky News.

Four people, including a 20-year-old Briton, were arrested but have since been released.

Two Swedish men and a Swedish woman were also arrested.

– We have been notified of an incident in Sweden which led to the death of a service person, says the British Navy.

– We are assisting the local authorities, and have no further comment.

The Royal Navy took part in an exercise simulating the invasion of the Swedish coastline, an exercise which took place between 17 April and 11 May.

The military exercise, which was named Aurora, was the largest in a Swedish context for over 25 years. It was led by the British naval vessel HMS Albion, and forces from France, Germany, Estonia, Finland, Latvia and Lithuania also participated in addition to Swedish and British forces.

The Express writes that the deceased was part of the crew of HMS Albion, and that he was found in Solna north of the city center after an evening on the town with several Swedes.