We`re going to be hearing about Swedish food habits. First, we`ll meet up with a women who has dedicated her life to food. For 25 years, she ran the kitchens of one of Sweden`s largest super market chains. Then, we`ll talk to a doctor and the man behind the most popular health blog in the Nordics. He writes all about one of the most popular diet or lifestyle trends of our time: low carb high fat. We go out to the main bakery and distribution center of a growing Stockholm bakery chain. Presenter: Gabriel Stein

Nobel week continues, today it`s the turn of the physics committee to announce their laureates. Thereare new revelations about the Swedish plans to help build a weapons factory in Saudi Arabia. We speak to investors about the controversial oil company Africa Oil. And, a new campaign to get women involved in peace processes.

Nobel week continues, today it`s the turn of the physics committee to announce their laureates. Thereare new revelations about the Swedish plans to help build a weapons factory in Saudi Arabia. We speak to investors about the controversial oil company Africa Oil. And, a new campaign to get women involved in peace processes.

The first of this year`s Nobel Prizes gets announced today in the area of medicine. And the next national election is still two years away, but that didn`t keep the leaders from debating some of the core issues in Sweden. Why school photos are making some parents snap. And as the northern town of Kiruna prepares to pick up and move east, we find out about the design competition to rebuild it. Presenter: Brett Ascarelli. Producer: Loukas Christodoulou.

The first of this year`s Nobel Prizes gets announced today in the area of medicine. And the next national election is still two years away, but that didn`t keep the leaders from debating some of the core issues in Sweden. Why school photos are making some parents snap. And as the northern town of Kiruna prepares to pick up and move east, we find out about the design competition to rebuild it. Presenter: Brett Ascarelli. Producer: Loukas Christodoulou.

An upper court has pushed reset on one of the most expensive trials in Swedish history. A delegation from North Korea visits Sweden. What does it mean? We host a debate in the studio, the talking points included the Queen cleaning up a swatika and Ikea erasing women. Host: Gabriel Setin Closing Music: Erik De Vahl, "Friendly Fire"

An upper court has pushed reset on one of the most expensive trials in Swedish history. A delegation from North Korea visits Sweden. What does it mean? We host a debate in the studio, the talking points included the Queen cleaning up a swatika and Ikea erasing women. Host: Gabriel Setin Closing Music: Erik De Vahl, "Friendly Fire"

We hear from a police officer struggling to combat environmental crime. We get the latest on Sweden`s military efforts in Afghanistan. And Sweden`s very own Project runway hits television screens. Presenter: Sophie Vukovic. Producer: Kris Boswell. Music: "Let it Shine", Agnetha Fältskog.