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Episodes

SD wants repatriation grants for citizens, proposal on evicting criminals, testosterone seizures, hedgehogs now protected

Residence permit conduct rules, SSAB restarts construction, forest fire, hot weather returns to Sweden

Radio Sweden Weekly: Tension, relief and a landmark deal for Sweden at Nato summit

Volkswagen crisis could be felt in Sweden, berry picker permits, Malmö drug prosecution, Sweden's oldest guillemot found

Citizenship application rejections, new work permit rules flagged, French soldiers headed to Sweden, royal court on Bonnie Tyler

Arlanda Airport chaos, archipelago ferry fire, inflation falls in Sweden, boa constrictor found near Mjölby

Nato buys Saab surveillance tech, Swede arrested in Spain, voting cards sent out, penalties for bad customer service

Stenungsund landslide charges, PFAS in agriculture, Skåne midwife shortage, emergency landing after bird strike

Swedish language test could get delayed, climate court case, no damages for PFAS contamination, how to trick burglars

Radio Sweden Weekly: Citizenship test on Sweden's society all booked out — but what happens if you fail?

Sweden-Somalia support extended, foster home register, mosque shooting convictions, prison escapes now illegal

Google ordered to pay Swedish website damages, aid for Venezuela, PhD student wins migration fight, cheaper fuel

SAS invests in more planes, financial support for SVT and Swedish Radio, poor harvest expected, Sweden plays France tonight

Poland buys Swedish submarines, 'vulnerable areas' improve, krona performs poorly, Swedish melon hopes

Radio Sweden Weekly: Election fever hits Sweden

Moderates promise tax deduction for working parents, Sweden criticised over care access, double homicide sentence, forest fire warning

Greens call for rail transport reform, government reaches nuclear deal, hot weather warning, Sweden play Japan

Sweden Democrats want 'citizens veto', Greta Thunberg trial, blood donations still too low, poisonous toys and jewellery

Bus attack in Malmö, men charged over T-Centralen incident, Christian Democrats want higher child benefits, Sweden's oldest shoe

Almedalen security, LKAB and Kiruna sign agreement, money to keep kids out of gang crime left unspent, hot weather warning