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Several snow warnings, thousands still without power
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Several snow warnings, thousands still without power

The snow has fallen - and it will continue to fall. An orange warning has been issued for northeastern Svealand and parts of eastern Småland and Öland
Ida-Lova's success continues - Svagare än jag is Song of the Year in 2025
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Ida-Lova's success continues - Svagare än jag is Song of the Year in 2025

Her song "Svagare än jag" has been streamed over 28 million times on Spotify. It has now been confirmed that the song was also the most successful on Svensktoppen in 2025
Witnesses to the Crans-Montana bar fire say total panic
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Witnesses to the Crans-Montana bar fire say total panic

Survivors testified to terrifying scenes during a violent fire at a bar in the Crans-Montana ski resort in Switzerland.
P3 profile Assia Dahir leaves Sveriges Radio after five years
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P3 profile Assia Dahir leaves Sveriges Radio after five years

More Swedish people charged with recruiting children to commit crimes
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More Swedish people charged with recruiting children to commit crimes

More and more people are being prosecuted for involving children and young people in crime.
Karlsson on the Roof becomes children's radio
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Karlsson on the Roof becomes children's radio

"Little Brother and Karlsson on the Roof" is Astrid Lindgren's first book about Karlsson on the Roof - this Christmas it will be broadcast on Children's Radio.
KD: Income from prostitution should not be taxed
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KD: Income from prostitution should not be taxed

Income from prostitution should not be taxed and a change in the law should be investigated, believes KD, which thereby goes against its government colleagues.
This is why we hate new Christmas songs
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This is why we hate new Christmas songs

Every year the old Christmas classics come back – but very few new songs seem to survive. – For Christmas to feel real, genuine and authentic, we want our old traditions and therefore also familiar Christmas songs, says music professor Johannes Brusila
Despite tripled wolf population – attacks are not increasing
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Despite tripled wolf population – attacks are not increasing

Even though the wolf population has tripled in the last 20 years, attacks on domestic animals and dogs have not increased, reports Vetenskapsradion on Swedish Radio.
Here are the artists on P3 Guld
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Here are the artists on P3 Guld

Agnes, Yukimi, Deki Alem and Saga Faye are some of the artists at the P3 Gold Gala in January.
They will be this year's winter hosts
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They will be this year's winter hosts

This year's winter hosts on Sveriges Radio include a lawyer, an artist, a professor and a priest. First up is former Minister of Justice Thomas Bodström
The Year of Culture 2025: Crisis and canon
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The Year of Culture 2025: Crisis and canon

Cultural Sweden is struggling financially, but the Royal Opera House is getting the renovation it wants and the whole country is a cultural icon. Here is the year of culture 2025
Helge Skoog dies: "An era that has passed into the grave"
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Helge Skoog dies: "An era that has passed into the grave"

Actor Helge Skoog, known to many Swedes as Ture Sventon, has died. He was 87 years old
Human trafficking is controlled digitally from abroad
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Human trafficking is controlled digitally from abroad

Human trafficking in Sweden is increasingly being controlled from so-called call centers abroad, according to the Swedish Police Authority's annual report on human trafficking, according to Sveriges Radio.
Lithuania: Protests in support of public service
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Lithuania: Protests in support of public service

Thousands demonstrated on Tuesday in the Lithuanian capital Vilnius against planned changes to the country's public service law, reports Swedish Radio.
Dirawi makes "Blair Witch"-inspired radio horror
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Dirawi makes "Blair Witch"-inspired radio horror

P3 Serie is releasing a five-part horror thriller based on the myth of the so-called child murder cross outside Ödeshög, according to a press release from Sveriges Radio.
Swedish Customs: Companies are being hijacked for drug smuggling
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Swedish Customs: Companies are being hijacked for drug smuggling

The Swedish Customs Agency warns that criminals are hijacking reputable companies to smuggle cannabis from North America to Sweden, reports Sveriges Radio Ekot.
Record in "Musikhjälpen": Tramset not in vain
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Record in "Musikhjälpen": Tramset not in vain

This year's edition of "Musikhjälpen" has reached its goal. 74
Child bombing suspects on the rise: Failure
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Child bombing suspects on the rise: Failure

The number of children under 15 suspected of bombings has almost tripled compared to last year. A terrible development and a huge failure, says Teresa Carvalho, the Social Democrats' legal policy spokesperson, to Sveriges Radio Ekot
Nobel CEO: "I get a little carried away every day"
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Nobel CEO: "I get a little carried away every day"

She has been to the Nobel Banquet several times, but this year is her first as CEO of the Nobel Foundation. And on Wednesday, Hanna Stjärne will bring Swedish woodwork into the fine room
The expert on the Eurovision crisis: "A shock"
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The expert on the Eurovision crisis: "A shock"

The boycott of the Eurovision Song Contest is sending shockwaves through Europe, according to expert Dean Vuletic. It was expected, but when the news sinks in that four countries will indeed boycott, many people become concerned, he tells TT
Stops contributions to church after Säpo alarm
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Stops contributions to church after Säpo alarm

The Eritrean Orthodox Church in Sweden is losing its government funding, reports Sveriges Radio. The Agency for Support to Religious Communities is withdrawing the funding following a statement from Säpo
Student assistants particularly vulnerable to violence at school
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Student assistants particularly vulnerable to violence at school

The number of reports of threats and violence within schools has almost doubled in five years, according to the Swedish Work Environment Authority. The worst affected are student assistants
Despite shareholding – invited companies to the Riksdag
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Despite shareholding – invited companies to the Riksdag

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