Could more defence co-operation between the Nordic nations be on the cards?

There's trouble ahead for the planned Nobel Centre in central Stockholm,

And then we hear from a new production of the eighties hit musical Chess.

Could more defence co-operation between the Nordic nations be on the cards?

There's trouble ahead for the planned Nobel Centre in central Stockholm,

And then we hear from a new production of the eighties hit musical Chess.

Sweden is finalising plans to send 35 soldiers to Iraq as part of an international effort to stifle advancements of the Islamic State, and Swedish troops stationed in Mali claim they are not receiving enough food, according to newspaper Dagens Nyheter. Troops speaking to the newspaper say that The United Nations ration of 1800 kilocaleries is too little. Many world-renowned musicians are living in Sweden, but are relatively uknown to the Swedish public. Many of the musicians were forced to flee their countries of origin. I spoke to Iranian singer Safoura Safavi earlier today. And basketball in Sweden is experiencing a rennaissance, comparable to the height of the sport's popularity in the 1980's.

Sweden is finalising plans to send 35 soldiers to Iraq as part of an international effort to stifle advancements of the Islamic State, and Swedish troops stationed in Mali claim they are not receiving enough food, according to newspaper Dagens Nyheter. Troops speaking to the newspaper say that The United Nations ration of 1800 kilocaleries is too little. Many world-renowned musicians are living in Sweden, but are relatively uknown to the Swedish public. Many of the musicians were forced to flee their countries of origin. I spoke to Iranian singer Safoura Safavi earlier today. And basketball in Sweden is experiencing a rennaissance, comparable to the height of the sport's popularity in the 1980's.

Could an open row between the Sweden Democrats and its youth wing lead to the party splitting up? Why are Swedish managers failing to live up to diversity goals? And Swedish fishermen may soon have to stop using gear containing toxic lead. Producer: Kris Boswell & Edgar Mannheimer. Presenter: Markus Landén.

Could an open row between the Sweden Democrats and its youth wing lead to the party splitting up? Why are Swedish managers failing to live up to diversity goals? And Swedish fishermen may soon have to stop using gear containing toxic lead. Producer: Kris Boswell & Edgar Mannheimer. Presenter: Markus Landén.

Two lawyers want the parliamentary justice ombudsman to investigate why some of the interpreters who worked for the Swedish Armed Forces in Afghanistan still haven't been granted asylum. Kids born late in the year are more often wrongly diagnosed with ADHD, according to new figures from the national Health and Welfare board.We hear how the sequel to Stieg Larsson's best-selling crime series, the Millennium Trilogy, is coming along. And the Swedish Armed Forces is looking to get gender-equal equipment. Producer: Dave Russell. Presenter: Markus Landén.

Two lawyers want the parliamentary justice ombudsman to investigate why some of the interpreters who worked for the Swedish Armed Forces in Afghanistan still haven't been granted asylum. Kids born late in the year are more often wrongly diagnosed with ADHD, according to new figures from the national Health and Welfare board.We hear how the sequel to Stieg Larsson's best-selling crime series, the Millennium Trilogy, is coming along. And the Swedish Armed Forces is looking to get gender-equal equipment. Producer: Dave Russell. Presenter: Markus Landén.

Train delays may cause Easter travellers to reroute or change their plans, and we try to get to the bottom of maintenance issues that are plaguing the rails. Sweden's role in mitigating conflicts in an increasingly turbulent Middle East is explored, and thousands of cranes have arrived in south central Sweden - signaling the beginning of spring. And Sweden's national minority languages get a boost from the Education Agency. Presenter: Edgar Mannheimer. Producer: Kris Boswell.

Train delays may cause Easter travellers to reroute or change their plans, and we try to get to the bottom of maintenance issues that are plaguing the rails. Sweden's role in mitigating conflicts in an increasingly turbulent Middle East is explored, and thousands of cranes have arrived in south central Sweden - signaling the beginning of spring. And Sweden's national minority languages get a boost from the Education Agency. Presenter: Edgar Mannheimer. Producer: Kris Boswell.