Your best source of news from Sweden

Your best source of news from Sweden

Your best source of news from Sweden

Sweden cracks down on stalkers and ups the jail sentence for these lawbreakers. Political duel between two columnists over privatization and nuclear energy. A Swedish-developed test has gotten a lot of attention lately for saving newborns from undetected heart problems. And we visit one of Stockholm`s most prestigious art galleries, guaranteed to give visitors a hot reception. Presenter: Brett Ascarelli

Sweden cracks down on stalkers and ups the jail sentence for these lawbreakers. Political duel between two columnists over privatization and nuclear energy. A Swedish-developed test has gotten a lot of attention lately for saving newborns from undetected heart problems. And we visit one of Stockholm`s most prestigious art galleries, guaranteed to give visitors a hot reception. Presenter: Brett Ascarelli

"Two top ministers lose their jobs in a government reshuffle. The EU considers a controversial financial transactions tax, something Sweden once had but dropped. The financial supervisory authority says it`s open to giving struggling pension companies a break --

"Two top ministers lose their jobs in a government reshuffle. The EU considers a controversial financial transactions tax, something Sweden once had but dropped. The financial supervisory authority says it`s open to giving struggling pension companies a break --

With winter on the way and over half of Sweden`s nuclear reactors offline, will Swedes have to pay a lot for electricity again? Should climate change be tackled differently than it is now? As EU members prepare to debate salmon regulations, a Swedish fisherman weighs in. As fresh statstics come out about the dangers of cycling, we hear a first-hand account. The shortage of butter on Swedish supermarket shelves continues. Presenter: Brett Ascarelli

With winter on the way and over half of Sweden`s nuclear reactors offline, will Swedes have to pay a lot for electricity again? Should climate change be tackled differently than it is now? As EU members prepare to debate salmon regulations, a Swedish fisherman weighs in. As fresh statstics come out about the dangers of cycling, we hear a first-hand account. The shortage of butter on Swedish supermarket shelves continues. Presenter: Brett Ascarelli

In today`s program: the controversy over the young far right politician who says he`ll stay in parliament as an independent MP despite admitting a problem with drink and drugs, one year on from the last general election in Sweden, we look back at a time of great political change in parliament, why we should all be speaking German in school, we visit the the kitchen as schools dinners are on the menu and in this start of the lobster season, you won`t believe the price paid at auction this morning for the first lobsters brought in straight off the boat in Gothenburg.