Where did the Stockholm suicide bomber get his money from? Student loans according to one paper today.

The Swedish police say they need to practice more, in case of another terrorist attack.

World wide arms sales are hit by the recession and developments in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Where did the Stockholm suicide bomber get his money from? Student loans according to one paper today.

The Swedish police say they need to practice more, in case of another terrorist attack.

World wide arms sales are hit by the recession and developments in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Horses are disappearing in Sweden. Does that mean they`re ending up on our plates? New Swedish research shows that medicine that`s supposed to make humans less anxious makes fish anti-social. The Swedish-sister duo First Aid Kit wins the Nordic Music Prize. Host: Gabriel Stein Closing Music: First Aid Kit, The Lions Roar

Horses are disappearing in Sweden. Does that mean they`re ending up on our plates? New Swedish research shows that medicine that`s supposed to make humans less anxious makes fish anti-social. The Swedish-sister duo First Aid Kit wins the Nordic Music Prize. Host: Gabriel Stein Closing Music: First Aid Kit, The Lions Roar

Happy Valentines Day, coming up in the next half hour: Theres concern over the shortage of beds in maternity wards, with some women actually having their babies in hospital waiting rooms. Can a store force its women employees to wear name tags giving their bra sizes? And the largest party in the government wants to start giving kids grades at a much lower level.

Presenter: George Wood Producer: Gabriel Stein

Happy Valentines Day, coming up in the next half hour: Theres concern over the shortage of beds in maternity wards, with some women actually having their babies in hospital waiting rooms. Can a store force its women employees to wear name tags giving their bra sizes? And the largest party in the government wants to start giving kids grades at a much lower level.

Presenter: George Wood Producer: Gabriel Stein

As ministers meet up in Brussels for emergency talks involving the horsemeat scandal we hear from one of Sweden`s EU parliamentarians who`s long been fighting for tougher food regulations.

Sweden`s maps out its foreign policies for the year ahead.

And a David Bowie museum is set to open its doors in Gothenburg.

As ministers meet up in Brussels for emergency talks involving the horsemeat scandal we hear from one of Sweden`s EU parliamentarians who`s long been fighting for tougher food regulations.

Sweden`s maps out its foreign policies for the year ahead.

And a David Bowie museum is set to open its doors in Gothenburg.

In the wake of outcry over North Korea`s third nuclear test, we look at whether Sweden can make a difference. The National Food Agency institutes DNA tests to make sure meat is correctly labeled. Only half as many Somalis as the Swedish Migration Board expected have applied to come to Sweden to join their families. Then, it`s Fat Tuesday, which means a special type of pastry here in Sweden. And an exhibition in Stockholm looks at just how Jewish Jesus was. Presenter: Brett Ascarelli. Producer: Tom Sullivan.

In the wake of outcry over North Korea`s third nuclear test, we look at whether Sweden can make a difference. The National Food Agency institutes DNA tests to make sure meat is correctly labeled. Only half as many Somalis as the Swedish Migration Board expected have applied to come to Sweden to join their families. Then, it`s Fat Tuesday, which means a special type of pastry here in Sweden. And an exhibition in Stockholm looks at just how Jewish Jesus was. Presenter: Brett Ascarelli. Producer: Tom Sullivan.