A Swedish-American family wins on a technicality after Swedish law prevented them from dividing their dead daughter`s ashes. During renovations of the Stockholm underground, biologists find more than they bargained for. The Gothia Cup kicks off, the serial killer trial is wrapping up in Malmö, and Swedish reactions to the Libor scandal. Presenter: Ann Törnkvist. Producer: Kris Boswell.

The government says newly arrived immigrants can get paid to both work and study Swedish at the same time.

Could Sweden`s most popular athlete be on the move, again?

And our Friday guests, Kaiser Mahmood, talks about his book, and the journey he took to discover what it means to be Swedish.

Host: Gabriel Stein

Closing Music: Fredag hela månaden by Afasi and Filthy

The government says newly arrived immigrants can get paid to both work and study Swedish at the same time.

Could Sweden`s most popular athlete be on the move, again?

And our Friday guests, Kaiser Mahmood, talks about his book, and the journey he took to discover what it means to be Swedish.

Host: Gabriel Stein

Closing Music: Fredag hela månaden by Afasi and Filthy

Sleeping pill use has skyrocketed among young people. One expert voices concerns.

How important is tourism really to the Swedish economy?

And we hear how politicians and big shot elites do their business.

Host: Gabriel Stein

Closing Music: D-D-Dance by the Royal Concept.

Sleeping pill use has skyrocketed among young people. One expert voices concerns.

How important is tourism really to the Swedish economy?

And we hear how politicians and big shot elites do their business.

Host: Gabriel Stein

Closing Music: D-D-Dance by the Royal Concept.

A proposal that could allow more agencies to access people`s sensitive details has come under fire.

Unions say the IMF and World Bank are using the crisis in the EU to slash workers wages and rights.

A Swedish trade agency gets charged with the tough task of standardizing clothing sizes throughout Europe.

And what happens when selling stuff on the Swedish version of eBay goes wrong?

Host: Gabriel Stein

Closing Music: The Embassy, It pays to belong

A proposal that could allow more agencies to access people`s sensitive details has come under fire.

Unions say the IMF and World Bank are using the crisis in the EU to slash workers wages and rights.

A Swedish trade agency gets charged with the tough task of standardizing clothing sizes throughout Europe.

And what happens when selling stuff on the Swedish version of eBay goes wrong?

Host: Gabriel Stein

Closing Music: The Embassy, It pays to belong

Floods hit Småland and threaten other areas - we speak to a Swedish Radio correspondent on the scene.

We find out how the floods are affecting local farmers.

And we`ll hear about fishing for ghost nets in the Baltic Sea.

Presenter: Sophie Vukovic. Producer: Gabriel Stein.

Floods hit Småland and threaten other areas - we speak to a Swedish Radio correspondent on the scene.

We find out how the floods are affecting local farmers.

And we`ll hear about fishing for ghost nets in the Baltic Sea.

Presenter: Sophie Vukovic. Producer: Gabriel Stein.

What can be done to improve social responsibility in Swedish companies abroad?

Sudden floods hit an unprepared region of southern Sweden.

As Sweden prepares to host next year`s Eurovision song contest in Malmö, organizers say size isn`t everything.

And Swedish celebrities coming out of the closet - does anyone really care anymore?

Presenter: Sophie Vukovic. Producer: Kris Boswell. Music: "Flytta på Dej" by Alina Devecerski