More people are being bullied at work in Sweden, and some would say the increase is down to the financial crisis

The Julian Assange case has thrown the spotlight onto Swedish rape laws. Is it easier to convict someone for the crime here?

There`s exactly a week to go to the paralympics in London, we look at Sweden`s medal chances

And we find out more about pole dancing greens fighting global warming.

Presenter: Dave Russell

We talk to a veteran Swedish journalist who claims the Swedish media is biast against Julian Assange

It`s the first day back at school after the long summer holidays but for those children who suffered from classroom bullies last year, will this new term be any different?

A summer project tries to inspire a new generation of female scientists - we hear from the girls themselves

And we meet an art collective aiming to stop youngsters fleeing from rural communities..

We talk to a veteran Swedish journalist who claims the Swedish media is biast against Julian Assange

It`s the first day back at school after the long summer holidays but for those children who suffered from classroom bullies last year, will this new term be any different?

A summer project tries to inspire a new generation of female scientists - we hear from the girls themselves

And we meet an art collective aiming to stop youngsters fleeing from rural communities..

We get a legal breakdown of Sweden`s position in the Assange situation.

We speak to a Swedish supporter of Russian punk band Pussy Riot on why freedom of speech matters to Swedes.

And a work of art is stopping passers by in Stockholm in their tracks and making them think about poverty.

Presenter: Sophie Vukovic. Producer: Loukas Christodoulou

We get a legal breakdown of Sweden`s position in the Assange situation.

We speak to a Swedish supporter of Russian punk band Pussy Riot on why freedom of speech matters to Swedes.

And a work of art is stopping passers by in Stockholm in their tracks and making them think about poverty.

Presenter: Sophie Vukovic. Producer: Loukas Christodoulou

Ecuador has granted Julian Assange asylum. Should Sweden bring in plain packages for cigarettes,like Australia has just done? The number of women suffering from one particular lung problem has increased dramatically. In a recent poll far fewer people say that tax dodging is ok, we talk to the head of the tax agency. We report on the situation with organised crime in the city of Södertälje after the major gang trial. Presenter: Loukas Christodoulou. Producer: Ann b Törnkvist.

Ecuador has granted Julian Assange asylum. Should Sweden bring in plain packages for cigarettes,like Australia has just done? The number of women suffering from one particular lung problem has increased dramatically. In a recent poll far fewer people say that tax dodging is ok, we talk to the head of the tax agency. We report on the situation with organised crime in the city of Södertälje after the major gang trial. Presenter: Loukas Christodoulou. Producer: Ann b Törnkvist.

The government fails to raise allowances for asylum seekers for, and get this, 18 years.

We hear about the life of a Swedish journalist working in the US.

The Brazilian soccer legend Pele says goodbye to the Swedish stadium where he won the world cup.

Data inspectors in Sweden want to meet with Facebook about some of its new features.

Closing Music: "Jag kan fortfarande inte sova", by PH3

Host: Gabriel Stein

The government fails to raise allowances for asylum seekers for, and get this, 18 years.

We hear about the life of a Swedish journalist working in the US.

The Brazilian soccer legend Pele says goodbye to the Swedish stadium where he won the world cup.

Data inspectors in Sweden want to meet with Facebook about some of its new features.

Closing Music: "Jag kan fortfarande inte sova", by PH3

Host: Gabriel Stein

Yet another state agency letting tax payers pay the party tab. A Swedish police expert says Sweden would fare no better than Norway if a Breivik struck here. Politics, fashion, and the sartorial power to capture swing voters. TeliaSonera helps the Tajik regime censor the internet. Swedish teenagers fall asleep in science class. Presenter: Ann Törnkvist. Producer: Ulla Engberg. Music: "tappar" by Little Marbles.