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- Billström taking terror threats seriously, SFI changes flagged, damage after bad weather, SVT defends Allsång på Skansen staff
- Ukraine support package, inflation unchanged since June, blood shortage in the west, Sweden loses World Cup semi-final match
- Charges over Easter riots, opposition want Justice Committee Chair vote, employment rate on the rise, salmonella detected at farm
- Sweden through to World Cup semifinals, another person remanded over cultural festival, SMHI red warning, new Covid variant
- Immigration detention changes flagged, attempted attack on Beirut embassy, far north police operation, Kebnekaise lodge reopens
- Radio Sweden Weekly: How well is Sweden prepared to deal with extreme weather?
- Government plans more nuclear reactors, new economy forecast, alcohol prices to increase, 15000 hikers to hit stomach bug-affected mountains
- More flooding and heavy rain, fire at steelworks, train accident "could have been much worse", Hurtig can't stomach re-watching penalty
- SMHI issue red weather warning, NATO negotiator gets new job, decline in visitors at zoos, Sweden through to World Cup quarter finals
- 14 people still in hospital after festival clash, Billström holds Quran meeting, Lund central station fire, AI helps the visually impaired
- Eritrean cultural festival stormed, row over Sweden Democrat MP's tweets, pensioner drug bust, the secret for a healthy dog
- Radio Sweden Weekly: Government exploring legal options to ease Quran crisis
- Law on changing legal gender delayed, Vadstena flooded, trainee teachers and doctors unprepared, Earth Overshoot Day
- Border security to be bolstered, concern over blood reserves, bankruptcies on the rise, priest shortage in Östergötland
- Plans to change blood donor rules, another Quran burning in Stockholm, farms need more dams, Sjöström breaks swimming records
- New protest applications, fewer asylum seekers expected, Norrköping violence continues, Swedish economy declines
- Kristersson 'extremely worried' about more Quran desecrations, Billström informs Parliament, Norrköping explosion, police warn holidaymakers
- Radio Sweden Weekly: Sweden's freedom of speech laws in the spotlight after Quran protests
- Deterioration in Sweden's security says Säpo, long jail term for stabbing, more residence permits revoked, hailstorm help
- Call for Parliament to meet over Quran burnings, MS Estonia's bow ramp salvaged, garden snail invasion
- Greta Thunberg fined for disobeying police, Swedes evacuated from Rhodes, Eskilstuna shootings, nervy World Cup win down under
- Iraq embassy staff return to Sweden, Turkey issues arrest order for Paludan, Malmö murder arrests, wolf kills more than 30 sheep
- Quran protest in Stockholm, Iraq sends Sweden's ambassador home, thousands waiting for a spot in jail, bird flu monitoring increases
- Radio Sweden Weekly: How will the new minimum salary requirement for work permits affect non-EU citizens?
- Government wants more in prison, pensions and student loans to increase, Volvo posts record result, second child bitten by snake
- Child dies from blood poisoning, banks reporting large profits, teenagers suspected of arson, Sweden's tennis star suspended
- Aid package for rebuilding Ukraine, medicine shortages, diving team to investigate MS Estonia, Gothia Cup starts
- Inflation drops slightly, new sabres for military, teenager almost dies after snake bite, Gotland in Island Games
- New immigration proposal, supreme court stops Turkish extraditions, NATO membership could take a while, Viking grave find
- Radio Sweden Weekly: Green light for Sweden in Nato - but how soon is 'as soon as possible'?