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Episodes

Radio Sweden Weekly: Teen deportations get a solution — but dilemmas remain

Andersson on Left Party candidate furore, political independents in parliament, stricter rules for citizenship, National Day tomorrow

Formal green light for mobile-free schools, doctor's licence revoked, e-scooter accidents rising, poor harvest expected

Man shot dead after car chase, speaker 'no' to citizenship re-vote, sex lives survey, Robyn sorry

EU tells Sweden to stop internal border controls, national life support campaign, Robyn reschedules — fans rage

Government proposals on 'teen deportations', mobile phone advice for parents, male bosses take less parental leave, Stockholm metro issues

Radio Sweden Weekly: Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy back in Sweden

Greens try again for citizenship re-vote, Tesla strike, GDP down, Sweden out of ice hockey world champs

Ukraine buying JAS Gripen fighter jets, Sweden's longest trial ends, certain stores to accept cash, charitable donations rise

Fuel tax proposal, students repaying loans and grants, Alexander Isak ahead of World Cup, surströmming attack

Government wants cheaper public transport, SSAB mystery illnesses, household waste drops, Zara Larsson wins at the American Music Awards

Self-driving bus in collision, Ericsson to move from Kista, Ringhals reactor at half capacity, Sweden 'smoke free'

Radio Sweden Weekly: Historic Nato meeting in Sweden

Work permit pay exemptions announced, man found guilty of killing rapper, new alarm system, heavy rain in north

Sweden praised at Nato meeting, disinformation warning, STI trend bucked, big reward for silver discovery

Ebola warning signs at Swedish airports, high electricity prices this summer, reports to social services gone up, Tori Amos vs a Swedish Elk

Sweden buying French frigates, Danderyd murder verdict, losing streak at ice hockey world championship, 42-year wait for a rental

Lack of special education teachers, person trapped a thousand metres under ground, plans for nuclear plant, Mayflower record

Liberals want to double number of billionaires, Nato meeting in Sweden, the plant species forbidden from today, Duplantis returns

Radio Sweden Weekly: Exemptions still unclear as new work permit rules near