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Avsnitt
- Government presents autumn budget, PKK man sentenced in appeals court, EU African Swine Fever experts in Sweden, early snow record in Kiruna
- Asylum return centre funding, Kristersson in New York, Supreme Court turns down spy appeal, no weekend metro shutdown
- Krona in new low, requests to help Libya, Malmö bill for Eurovision, table tennis gold, Duplantis in new world best
- Arrests in Turkey, Northvolt verdict, Green Party spokespeople vote, Greta Thunberg charged again for disobeying police
- Turkey arrests Swedes with gang ties, Iraq wants Quran burner deported, inflation falling, Stockholm tube disruptions on way
- Radio Sweden Weekly: King's golden jubilee
- Shooting in Uppsala, plastic bag tax to be scrapped, night trains to Berlin, taxi drivers start their own app
- Jas 39 Gripen transfer inquiry, Uppsala shooting, Swedish Radio cuts, parliament re-opens
- Pigs in containment zone to be destroyed, man jailed over body in freezer, new defence spending, Swedes aid Morocco rescue efforts
- Stricter rules for citizenship to be looked at, forest closed after African swine fever outbreak, another bear attack, museum can skip rent
- Fuel taxes to drop, human exploitation conviction, Uppsala killing linked to gang crime, ethnicity-based organisations to lose funding
- Radio Sweden Weekly: Swede imprisoned in Iran
- Police in Sweden and Norway to work together more, Norrköping explosion an accident, Quran burnings cancelled, Hooja win big at music gala
- Police risk fine, huge war crimes trial begins, not enough Swedes in EU jobs, abandoned boats an environmental risk
- Malmö violence, Green Party board favours co-leader system, Tax Agency to increase address checks, chilli pepper prank in Gothenburg
- Party leaders' Nobel boycott, Emporia shopping centre murder, Police to map gang members' nationalities, Billström calm on Nato
- Four armed people enter Gothenburg school, Govt announces further residence permits inquiry, SD committee chair keeps job, too many hikers
- Radio Sweden Weekly: Mosquito invasion
- New Migration Agency boss, women found dead in Kiruna, more debt enforcement, Dadgostar calls for Spain football boycott
- Al-Qaeda-linked group calls for terror attacks, Sweden's GDP shrinks, museum closed for repairs, young people and AI
- Man charged over illegal intelligence activities, interest rates likely to remain high, Duplantis wins gold
- Swedish justice minister on Danish Quran plan, school class divide, Sweden tops world ranking, Gotland's ugliest lawn
- Finance minister on autumn budget, missing teenager found dead, fighter jets to Ukraine considered, warning for more heavy rain
- Radio Sweden Weekly: Life at level four – Sweden adjusts to new terror threat
- Boy injured in stabbing near school, police theory on tragic car crash, severe Covid more common among bus drivers, Tegnell book on pandemic
- New Quran burning demo applications, five die in road accident, water bombing planes to Greece, Ståhl wins world discus gold
- Man injured in bear attack, Turkish president in new Nato warning, collective transport security, Bronze heroes touch down
- Investigation into Public Order Act, Swedes abroad told to be careful, Krona nearing a record low, no celebrations for World Cup side
- Terror alert level increases, PM says terror attacks have been averted, Liberal MP apologises, bullying more common for foreign-born workers
- Radio Sweden Weekly: Sweden raises terror alert