Hammarby says goodbye to historic stadium, chemicals found in clothes, and charter travel companies using workers without the proper work permits. Host: Gabriel Stein

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As bus drivers take strike action threatening to leave travellers stranded before the Midsummer holiday, we hear from both sides of the dispute. And on the first anniversary that Wikileaks founder Julian Assange took refuge in the Ecuadorian embassy in London, we ask how much longer he'll be caught in diplomatic limbo. We also discover the music industry's top 100 Swedish albums of all time.

As bus drivers take strike action threatening to leave travellers stranded before the Midsummer holiday, we hear from both sides of the dispute. And on the first anniversary that Wikileaks founder Julian Assange took refuge in the Ecuadorian embassy in London, we ask how much longer he'll be caught in diplomatic limbo. We also discover the music industry's top 100 Swedish albums of all time.

As Turkish police make arrests following recent clashes across the country, we ask whether the Swedish government can put pressure on the Erdogan leadership. Cases of Tick Borne Encephalitis continue to rise: how do you protect yourself from virus-carrying ticks? And we visit the last day of the world`s largest networked computer game festival.

Presenter: Nick Chipperfield

Producer: Gabriel Stein

As Turkish police make arrests following recent clashes across the country, we ask whether the Swedish government can put pressure on the Erdogan leadership. Cases of Tick Borne Encephalitis continue to rise: how do you protect yourself from virus-carrying ticks? And we visit the last day of the world`s largest networked computer game festival.

Presenter: Nick Chipperfield

Producer: Gabriel Stein

We hear about Swedes fighting in Syria.Banned for decades, pro-boxing in Sweden takes a blow after a bloody fight on Friday. Bombs in a lake - we hear about a hazardous clean-up operation in northern Sweden.

We hear about Swedes fighting in Syria.Banned for decades, pro-boxing in Sweden takes a blow after a bloody fight on Friday. Bombs in a lake - we hear about a hazardous clean-up operation in northern Sweden.

Today we hear about the first criminal case against someone accused of burning cars during the recent riots. Then we hear about new trends in fancy school food. Then a report on the meaning of "Swedishness". And our Friday guest is someone who`s performed with a lot of big names, it`s veteran musician Nils Landgren. Presenter: Loukas Christodoulou.