A report says that last year`s Afghanistan attack that killed a Swede was caused by the actions of agents working for the USA. Problems with the new system of de-regulated pharmacies; some people find it hard to get their prescriptions filled. Then it`s piracy - people are not just copying films and books, but also furniture. Following on from yesterday`s report, about a World War Two airman`s grave that is being looked after by a mysterious well-wisher, we hear about the son of the dead RAF man, and his search for the truth. And a new film about Swedish prime minister Olof Palme is out. We hear what it has to say about this man, who was loved, and hated as well, by Swedes. Presenter: Loukas Christodoulou. Producer: Gabriel Stein.

Should parents wanting to hire after-school tutors for their kids be given tax breaks?

The government promises yet more cash in the upcoming budget for youth training.

And who is taking care of the Swedish grave of a British bomber pilot shot down during the war?

All that and more in this half-hour from Radio Sweden.

Should parents wanting to hire after-school tutors for their kids be given tax breaks?

The government promises yet more cash in the upcoming budget for youth training.

And who is taking care of the Swedish grave of a British bomber pilot shot down during the war?

All that and more in this half-hour from Radio Sweden.

A deal to buy the assets of bankrupt Saab Autos is finalised, speeding up the process of producing electric cars from Trollhättan

Drivers though will have to step off the gas as Sweden`s traffic chiefs want to double the number of speed cameras in the country

Who loves the welfare state? We meet some of the researchers who investigate the consequences for individuals and society of the systems for getting sick people back to work.

In sport, Sweden says farewell to one of its greatest ever athletes who retired on Sunday

And it`s the first Monday in September, which can only mean one thing, the start of the Swedish Elk hunting season

A deal to buy the assets of bankrupt Saab Autos is finalised, speeding up the process of producing electric cars from Trollhättan

Drivers though will have to step off the gas as Sweden`s traffic chiefs want to double the number of speed cameras in the country

Who loves the welfare state? We meet some of the researchers who investigate the consequences for individuals and society of the systems for getting sick people back to work.

In sport, Sweden says farewell to one of its greatest ever athletes who retired on Sunday

And it`s the first Monday in September, which can only mean one thing, the start of the Swedish Elk hunting season

Despite millions of dollars in investment to bring in a fairer system of marking, Sweden`s national high school exams still don`t pass the test

While at university, the introduction of tuition fees for students from abroad is said to be damaging Sweden`s competitiveness in the global market

We meet Jonas Gardell, the author of a new tv series which looks back at the 80`s and the impact of HIV and aids on the gay community

And in our Friday interview, we hear from the former Swedish international goalkeeper Magnus Hedman on the drugs, the sex buying arrest and the depression that led him to the brink of suicide..

Despite millions of dollars in investment to bring in a fairer system of marking, Sweden`s national high school exams still don`t pass the test

While at university, the introduction of tuition fees for students from abroad is said to be damaging Sweden`s competitiveness in the global market

We meet Jonas Gardell, the author of a new tv series which looks back at the 80`s and the impact of HIV and aids on the gay community

And in our Friday interview, we hear from the former Swedish international goalkeeper Magnus Hedman on the drugs, the sex buying arrest and the depression that led him to the brink of suicide..

Far more women are developing a problem with gambling.

On Gotland there`s a battle for the trees, as bands of protestors play cat and mouse with police over a proposed mine.

Work by controversial artist Lars Vilks has been banned from an art museum, causing the whole exhibition to be cancelled.

For art dealers in Sweden, a case in the USA could have an impact on how they sell photos.

We end with a report on the possible health benefits of chocolate.

Music: Hellsongs, "School`s Out"

Presenter: Loukas Christodoulou

Producer: Dave Russell

Far more women are developing a problem with gambling.

On Gotland there`s a battle for the trees, as bands of protestors play cat and mouse with police over a proposed mine.

Work by controversial artist Lars Vilks has been banned from an art museum, causing the whole exhibition to be cancelled.

For art dealers in Sweden, a case in the USA could have an impact on how they sell photos.

We end with a report on the possible health benefits of chocolate.

Music: Hellsongs, "School`s Out"

Presenter: Loukas Christodoulou

Producer: Dave Russell

Is the deal to sell Swedish fighter jets to Switzerland really worth it?

The government announces billion dollar investments in faster trains, but not fast enough, some say.

And one of the big tv hits of last year is back on Swedish screens soon, as Swedish-Americans find out more about their Swedish roots.

All that and more in this half-hour from Radio Sweden.