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Top news15 Dec

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. - It's an era that has passed, says Pia Johansson to Sveriges Radio.

TV & film

14 Dec

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.

Sweden

10 Dec

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.

Entertainment

9 Dec

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.

Entertainment

9 Dec

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.

Sweden

7 Dec

Record in "Musikhjälpen": Tramset not in vain

This year's edition of "Musikhjälpen" has reached its goal. 74.6 million kronor was collected - a new record. In the end, all the nonsense and stupidity was not in vain. It was actually the right thing to do. We come out with our pride intact, says Hampus Hedström.

Entertainment

7 Dec

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.

Crime

6 Dec

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.

Sweden