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Controversy over the suggestion that Sweden could send fighter planes to assist the UN-intervention in Libya.

Support for nuclear power in Sweden at an all time low according to a new poll.

We meet a Swedish youth preparing for European Youth Week.

A look back at the Medieval City and the garbage it produced.

And a personal look at parental leave here in Sweden, by one of our reporters.

Music: Bob Hund "I hamnens öga"

Presenter: Ulla Engberg

Controversy over the suggestion that Sweden could send fighter planes to assist the UN-intervention in Libya.

Support for nuclear power in Sweden at an all time low according to a new poll.

We meet a Swedish youth preparing for European Youth Week.

A look back at the Medieval City and the garbage it produced.

And a personal look at parental leave here in Sweden, by one of our reporters.

Music: Bob Hund "I hamnens öga"

Presenter: Ulla Engberg

Should Sweden be involved in the no-fly zone over Libya?

More top names may be on their way out as the Social Democrats continue to spring clean.

Could a new Swedish invention help wave energy be the the new environmentally friendly way to generate electricity.

And Spring could finally be on its way as the first cranes arrive at a lake in Southern Sweden.

Should Sweden be involved in the no-fly zone over Libya?

More top names may be on their way out as the Social Democrats continue to spring clean.

Could a new Swedish invention help wave energy be the the new environmentally friendly way to generate electricity.

And Spring could finally be on its way as the first cranes arrive at a lake in Southern Sweden.

We have Swedish reaction to the UN resolution approving the no-fly zone over Libya,

A young designer was shocked to find out that the symbol he thought he`d created had been used before, in a very nasty context.

And then we take a look back at this week`s big headlines, including of course, Swedish reaction to the events in Libya.

We have Swedish reaction to the UN resolution approving the no-fly zone over Libya,

A young designer was shocked to find out that the symbol he thought he`d created had been used before, in a very nasty context.

And then we take a look back at this week`s big headlines, including of course, Swedish reaction to the events in Libya.

The government loses a parliament vote on privatisation, what now?

We find out what advice there is for Swedes living in Japan,

And there`s controversy as the Lutheran Church of Sweden hires an Islamic Imam.

The government loses a parliament vote on privatisation, what now?

We find out what advice there is for Swedes living in Japan,

And there`s controversy as the Lutheran Church of Sweden hires an Islamic Imam.

Sweden`s politicians decide whether to bring in a controversial EU Internet law. We talk to a Swedish nuclear expert, just back from the Japanese crisis. Sweden`s own nuclear authority is today handing in its application, on how it plants to store nuclear waste. And the world championship in skiing is racing round Stockholm`s royal palace today. Presenter: Loukas Christodoulou.