Many church ministers have been paid off, after what their union calls threats and harassment. Some parents feel left behind as homework goes digital. A Swedish region plans to pipe off and sell Swedish water. Experts describe how Swerden would be affected if tensions with Russia meant the end of oil and gas supplies. Presenter: Loukas Christodoulou. Producer: Frank Radosevich.

The nation`s cancer care for children is falling behind other countries.

There are calls for Sweden to stop burning plastic to produce heating.

We met one man who fell in love with a dog, who followed him through the jungle and over 10,000 kilometres home.

And tips if you are struggling to cope with the long dark winters in this Nordic nation.

Music: Laleh "November"

Presenter: Ulla Engberg

The nation`s cancer care for children is falling behind other countries.

There are calls for Sweden to stop burning plastic to produce heating.

We met one man who fell in love with a dog, who followed him through the jungle and over 10,000 kilometres home.

And tips if you are struggling to cope with the long dark winters in this Nordic nation.

Music: Laleh "November"

Presenter: Ulla Engberg

---BSK: It wasn`t just the national government that changed hands in September, Stockholm City Council is now run by a red-green-pink coalition. We speak to them.

Two Somali-Swedes have been held in custody in the USA for two years facing a terrorism trial, now one of their US lawyers has come to Sweden to try to get some answers.

And then at the end of the programme we speak to one of this country`s most well-known photographers.

---BSK: It wasn`t just the national government that changed hands in September, Stockholm City Council is now run by a red-green-pink coalition. We speak to them.

Two Somali-Swedes have been held in custody in the USA for two years facing a terrorism trial, now one of their US lawyers has come to Sweden to try to get some answers.

And then at the end of the programme we speak to one of this country`s most well-known photographers.

Twenty-five years after its adoption, Sweden says it will introduction the UN convention on the Rights of the Child into law next year. And we sit down with the nation`s first film ambassador who`s job is to put children`s movies in the spotlight. And ask her what type of movies to kids want to see. The Swedish Church is looking into providing housing for refugees here but not everyone is hoping and praying that this comes to pass. And last we meet up with some of the teachers and students who are writing literature in English at Stockholm University. Producer: Brett Ascarelli. Presenter: Frank Radosevich. Song: "Flexibel" by Spinning Jennies.

Twenty-five years after its adoption, Sweden says it will introduction the UN convention on the Rights of the Child into law next year. And we sit down with the nation`s first film ambassador who`s job is to put children`s movies in the spotlight. And ask her what type of movies to kids want to see. The Swedish Church is looking into providing housing for refugees here but not everyone is hoping and praying that this comes to pass. And last we meet up with some of the teachers and students who are writing literature in English at Stockholm University. Producer: Brett Ascarelli. Presenter: Frank Radosevich. Song: "Flexibel" by Spinning Jennies.

A new website will show home-owners just how their homes could be hit by the changing climate.

Why are more Swedes signing up to get private health insurance?

And 50 years have now passed since the last Swedish troops dispatched to the Congo as part of a United Nations peacekeeping mission returned home, we hear from a filmmaker who has told their story.

A new website will show home-owners just how their homes could be hit by the changing climate.

Why are more Swedes signing up to get private health insurance?

And 50 years have now passed since the last Swedish troops dispatched to the Congo as part of a United Nations peacekeeping mission returned home, we hear from a filmmaker who has told their story.

The new drug Spice is hitting the headlines in Sweden at the moment, we get the lowdown.

The new red-green government is to continue to use the aid budget to pay finance refugee reception, despite criticising the former government for doing just that.

And then find out how Abba`s Chiquitita is going to raise money for young girls across the world.