We have a Radio Sweden exclusive - speaking to the Belgian politician who says the two Swedes in Ethiopia will soon be pardoned. And we put questions to the government minister who`s had to retreat in the face of parliament`s opposition on sick pay. One of our reporters followed the trash trail, seeing what happens to the average Swede`s 16 kilos of electrical waste. Then we go to Tensta, to find out why this area is the site of one of the world`s top art galleries. And a report on the victory of the Swedish football team last night. Music: Timbuktu, Flickan och kråkan. Presenter: Loukas Christodoulou.

Critics say that the Swedish migration board waited too long to stop forced deportations to Syria.

We hear from a single woman who was inseminated in Copenhagen about how a new law would change things for women like her.

In the future, you could see a sign on the side of the road that says welcome to the speed lottery.

And on this day, the 29th of February, "rare disease" day is celebrated.

Presenter: Gabriel Stein

Critics say that the Swedish migration board waited too long to stop forced deportations to Syria.

We hear from a single woman who was inseminated in Copenhagen about how a new law would change things for women like her.

In the future, you could see a sign on the side of the road that says welcome to the speed lottery.

And on this day, the 29th of February, "rare disease" day is celebrated.

Presenter: Gabriel Stein

Single women who want to get artificial insemination may soon get help.

And could lack of money push Swedish mine owners to sell out entirely to China and India?

EU foreign ministers meet in Brussels to discuss sanctions against Syria. What`s Sweden`s stance?

In Stockholm, 10,000 new homes are being built in an environmentally friendly way.

Single women who want to get artificial insemination may soon get help.

And could lack of money push Swedish mine owners to sell out entirely to China and India?

EU foreign ministers meet in Brussels to discuss sanctions against Syria. What`s Sweden`s stance?

In Stockholm, 10,000 new homes are being built in an environmentally friendly way.

---BSK: The Security Police is monitoring 30 Swedes with ties to Somali islamists Al Shabab, which recently renewed its ties to global jihadists Al Qaeda.

Foreign Minister Carl Bildt will be one target of Wikileaks` smear campaign on Sweden.

Is Sweden`s arms industry worth more than it seems at first glance?

Earthquake-prone countries could be given forecasting help by a team of Nordic researchers.

---BSK: The Security Police is monitoring 30 Swedes with ties to Somali islamists Al Shabab, which recently renewed its ties to global jihadists Al Qaeda.

Foreign Minister Carl Bildt will be one target of Wikileaks` smear campaign on Sweden.

Is Sweden`s arms industry worth more than it seems at first glance?

Earthquake-prone countries could be given forecasting help by a team of Nordic researchers.

New Social Democrat leader Stefan Löfven announces his team - who are they and what does this mean for the party?

The number of people who are classified as far from the labour market has risen dramatically.

Then celebrations and ceremonies continue for the royal baby, her name and title was announced today.

Our Friday guests talk about the much criticised law on sex change

Presenter: Cajsa Collin

Closing music: Abba "Waterloo"

New Social Democrat leader Stefan Löfven announces his team - who are they and what does this mean for the party?

The number of people who are classified as far from the labour market has risen dramatically.

Then celebrations and ceremonies continue for the royal baby, her name and title was announced today.

Our Friday guests talk about the much criticised law on sex change

Presenter: Cajsa Collin

Closing music: Abba "Waterloo"

Our top story, a baby is born, but not just any baby.

Sticking with the theme of children, we talk to some people who want to raise kids in what they call a "gender netural" way.

Aa new Swedish study turns up some interesting findings on autism.

And a job ad from a Stockholm hospital calling for "nurses with TV star looks" has angered many.

Presenter: Gabriel Stein