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Your best source of news from Sweden – Swedish news in English Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radios app. Ansvarig utgivare: Klas Wolf-Watz

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• Government gang crime proposal, Södertälje shooting, serious crash near Staffanstorp, pub employee prosecuted for drug offences
• Ringhals 4 offline for longer, Social Democrats to report PM to KU, suspected cyber attack on unemployment fund, anger over owl capture
• Support for coalition government parties down, Pajala mine gets green light, police get body cameras, elderly drinking more alcohol
• Radio Sweden Weekly: Changes ahead for non-EU researchers - but when?
• Electricity rebates in February, school told to end dress code, SAS posts SEK 1.7 billion loss, polar night begins in Sweden's north
• Household finance concerns, extradition request for Turkish journalist, nuclear reactor closing for repairs, demand for artificial snow
• Foreign minister in Kyiv, Hungary to ratify NATO bid, EU tobacco tax hike won't impact snus, owls returned to Skansen zoo
• Alleged spy brothers in court, hockey legend Salming dead at 71, union's concern over Christmas songs
• Interest rates, Hate crime, Cathedral renovation, Jerringpriset sports prize
• Radio Sweden Weekly: Concerns over proposal to abolish permanent residency
• More on spy suspects, Christmas goat arson warning, Skansen owl found, Sweden wins bowling gold
• Two people suspected of "gross intelligence activity", Swedish ambassador called to Turkish ministry, more "vabbing", drop in online sales
• Traffic chaos as snow hits, property prices continue to fall, Holocaust survivor dies, meteorite legal puzzle
• Nord Stream sabotaged prosecutor says, heavy snowfall expected, mental health issues among violent young men, Swedish history database
• Electricity rebate plan gets green light, more kids taking antidepressants, Ukrainian refugee exploitation risk, Christmas gift of the year
• Radio Sweden Weekly: Aid package to Ukraine and the "Apple" will help discover more about what happened to royal warship Vasa
• More Ukraine aid, constitutional amendment voted through, poultry at risk, ABBA nominations
• Prosecutor argues for life sentence, women suspected of murder, inflation drops, three new Swedes in Ice Hockey Hall of Fame
• Billström on Istanbul attacks, Pehrson to be formally elected, bark beetle infestation, warm weekend, Swedish floorball gold
• Spying charges, Government against hosting nukes, Police destroy unclaimed passports, no Christmas lights for health staff in Västernorrland
• Former oil company heads to face legal proceedings, new National Security Advisor, "Mats" is spinning around the world, faulty beer cans
• Radio Sweden Weekly: New government's first budget handed down
• Reactor shut down after fault, Visby terror suspect in court, Government to cut foreign aid, wolves put down at zoo
• Government present budget, property prices drop, flu vaccination starts, padel facilities face bankruptcy
• World leaders meet at COP27, Center Party leadership candidates presented, cash moved from railways to roads, more shelters needed
• Integration budget proposals flagged, drop in electricity use, Newcastle disease at farm, breast cancer campaign breaks record
• School budget funding pledge, refugee quotas, explosion arrest, Christmas goat on the move
• Radio Sweden Weekly: Number of smokers continue to drop, but are people turning to another alternative? And tough economic winter ahead
• Nuvaxovid vaccine pause for young people, justice system spending, Västerås shooting, young women have more debt than 10 years ago
• Visby stabbing charges, Kristersson on NATO's nukes, new A-tractor rules suggested, man's wallet returned after 18 years