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Funds his own investment – ready for the World Championship

The speed skater Felix Monsén did not get a place in the national team before the season and made his own effort. It paid off.

Funds his own investment – ready for the World Championship

They Receive the Mai Zetterling Scholarship of the Year

Documentary filmmakers Annika and Jessica Karlsson awarded the Mai Zetterling Prize of the Year by the Arts Grants Committee. .

They Receive the Mai Zetterling Scholarship of the Year

Montler's success jump in Belgrade – world's best of the year

Thobias Montler really hit the spot at an indoor competition in Belgrad. The Swede struck with a giant leap that was recorded at 8.

Montler's success jump in Belgrade – world's best of the year

Two Swedish bronzes - approaching the World Championship

Anna-Karin Heijdenberg and Emil Nykvist took hold of the two last spots for the biathlon World Championship. Both took bronze when the European Championship began.

Two Swedish bronzes - approaching the World Championship

More discipline to reduce chaos in schools

The Government is worried about the chaos in school. Now, clearer disciplinary measures are being proposed.

More discipline to reduce chaos in schools

SVT makes a series of Ajvide Lindqvist's novel

John Ajvide Lindqvist's novel "The Summer of 1985" is becoming a TV series next year. SVT is planning six episodes of the series, with a script by Amy Deasismont and Melina Mararki.

SVT makes a series of Ajvide Lindqvist's novel

This week's films and series

A tragic opera diva, a murderous sex robot and a legendary serial killer come to the big screen and TV screen. Here are this week's films and series.

This week's films and series

The Task Force Struck Against the Seized Vessel

New images show how the National Task Force struck against Vezhen, suspected of causing the latest cable break in the Baltic Sea. We flew in with a helicopter and lowered safety personnel on board the vessel, says Per Engström, national commanding officer at Noa.

The Task Force Struck Against the Seized Vessel

Marcimain makes SVT series of Ullmann's novel

After a detour to Netflix, Mikael Marcimain is once again making a major Swedish TV series for SVT. This time, the script is based on a novel by Linn Ullmann.

Marcimain makes SVT series of Ullmann's novel

Early song releases to boost Melodifestivalen

For the first time in Melodifestivalen's history, the songs will be released the day before the heats. SVT hopes this will contribute to increased interest in the program.

Early song releases to boost Melodifestivalen

The Task Force Struck Against the Seized Vessel

New images show how the National Task Force struck against Vezhen, suspected of causing the latest cable break in the Baltic Sea. We flew in with a helicopter and lowered safety personnel on board the vessel, says Per Engström, national commanding officer at Noa.

The Task Force Struck Against the Seized Vessel

The Joyful News: World Stars Compete in the National Championship

The Ski World Championship in Trondheim is approaching, but before that, the Swedish Championship will be decided in Borås. A championship that appears not to lack star power.

The Joyful News: World Stars Compete in the National Championship

Four to Hospital after Crash on E20

Four people have been taken to hospital after a collision on E20 outside Örebro, the police write on their website. > Two are seriously injured but everyone is awake and able to talk, says the police's press spokesperson Evelina Åström to SVT.

Four to Hospital after Crash on E20

Samuelsson's promise: Will win World Championship medals

A fine breadth – but without that real top. This is how the Swedish performance can be summed up in the men's biathlon pursuit.

Samuelsson's promise: Will win World Championship medals

They are ready for the Biathlon World Championship – two spots open

Only four ladies are clear for the Biathlon World Championship in Lenzerheide, Switzerland, in mid-February. Two places are left open, one on the ladies' side and one on the men's side.

They are ready for the Biathlon World Championship – two spots open

Swedish victory after drama: "Don't want to win like that"

It was set up for a showdown duel between Sweden and Norway in the biathlon ladies' relay. Then Hanna Öberg hooked up with Ingrid Landmark Tandrevold, who fell and Sweden could cross the finish line as number one.

Swedish victory after drama: "Don't want to win like that"

Novak unhappy with second place – Myhlback never started

The Swede Max Novak failed to overtake the Norwegian Andreas Nygård on the final stretch in the classic long-distance race Marcialonga in Italy. "Today I lost a first place," says Novak to SVT after his second place.

Novak unhappy with second place – Myhlback never started

Sweden on the podium – after a massive comeback

The streak continues. For the fourth time this season, the Swedish men's relay team grabbed a podium spot when they finished third in Antholz after a massive comeback.

Sweden on the podium – after a massive comeback

American school shooter inspired by Swedish act of violence

An American 17-year-old school shooter was, among other things, inspired by a Swedish teenager's violent deeds, reports [SVT](https://www. svt.

American school shooter inspired by Swedish act of violence

Ponsiluoma shot himself out again: "Damn frustrating"

Martin Ponsiluoma was on his way to the season's first podium place in Friday's World Cup sprint in Antholz. But then he missed the last two shots.

Ponsiluoma shot himself out again: "Damn frustrating"

Palmlöf speaks out: "I won't drink"

The big talking point from the Sports Gala became Olle Palmlöf's interviews with Armand Duplantis and Sarah Sjöström – where the TV profile appeared to be clearly intoxicated. Something he now confirms in the podcast "Ekstedt sport".

Palmlöf speaks out: "I won't drink"

Settlement in the Kevin Case Said to be Near

Robin Dahlén, one of the two brothers who were wrongly accused of four-year-old Kevin's death in 1998, has reached an agreement with Arvika municipality. This is according to Dahlén's lawyer Stefan Liliebäck to P4 Värmland.

Settlement in the Kevin Case Said to be Near

Nightmare result for Öberg – rivals shine

Not enough that Elvira Öberg misses the entire World Cup weekend. Her worst rivals take advantage of her absence.

Nightmare result for Öberg – rivals shine

Kristersson: It Must Not Happen

Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) says that he has spoken with the national security adviser Henrik Landerholm after revelations about carelessness with documents and private trips. Such things should not happen and must not happen again, says Kristersson to SVT News.

Kristersson: It Must Not Happen