Has the last government's housing market reforms backfired? The new government wants to find out. Swedish Princess Madeleine is not too keen on giving interviews, but is this a problem? A local Swedish Radio boss says yes. Gender stereotypes is a frequently discussed topic in Sweden - we asked kids here what they think. And we talk to the chair of an organisation that's visiting schools to challenge students' views on masculinity. And then later, this is Jan, aged 80, calling in to one of Swedish Radio's most popular chatshows..Or is it? A prank caller steps forward. Producer: Kris Boswell. Presenter: Markus Landén

Has the last government's housing market reforms backfired? The new government wants to find out. Swedish Princess Madeleine is not too keen on giving interviews, but is this a problem? A local Swedish Radio boss says yes. Gender stereotypes is a frequently discussed topic in Sweden - we asked kids here what they think. And we talk to the chair of an organisation that's visiting schools to challenge students' views on masculinity. And then later, this is Jan, aged 80, calling in to one of Swedish Radio's most popular chatshows..Or is it? A prank caller steps forward. Producer: Kris Boswell. Presenter: Markus Landén

In Radio Sweden today, Pervert Park, we hear from the director of a new documentary which challenges society's view on sex offenders. Also how immigration has Sweden's Liberal Party split down the middle.

In Radio Sweden today, Pervert Park, we hear from the director of a new documentary which challenges society's view on sex offenders. Also how immigration has Sweden's Liberal Party split down the middle.

In Radio Sweden today we discuss the outcome of a murder trial involving an 8 year old girl. We talk asylum politics with Margot Wallström and Morgan Johansson and why Sweden continues to lead the way in the streaming of music.

In Radio Sweden today we discuss the outcome of a murder trial involving an 8 year old girl. We talk asylum politics with Margot Wallström and Morgan Johansson and why Sweden continues to lead the way in the streaming of music.

We kick-off the week by experiencing the northern lights - we attend a songwriting camp close to the heart of Abba and hear why Sweden's much-vaunted prostitution law isn't working.

We kick-off the week by experiencing the northern lights - we attend a songwriting camp close to the heart of Abba and hear why Sweden's much-vaunted prostitution law isn't working.

Next week, staff at an elderly home will start working just 6 hours a day, but will it actually be less stressful? We hear about a controversial method for raising pigs. Our special Friday guest is the editor of a magazine that'll be highlighting herstory, instead of history, focusing on women throughout the ages. And we hear how Swedish cartoon makers say they get no real state support. Presenter: Brett Ascarelli. Producer: Loukas Christodoulou.

Next week, staff at an elderly home will start working just 6 hours a day, but will it actually be less stressful? We hear about a controversial method for raising pigs. Our special Friday guest is the editor of a magazine that'll be highlighting herstory, instead of history, focusing on women throughout the ages. And we hear how Swedish cartoon makers say they get no real state support. Presenter: Brett Ascarelli. Producer: Loukas Christodoulou.