Ulf Kristersson tops new poll as confidence rises seven points to 45%
Confidence in Moderate Party leader Ulf Kristersson has surged in a new SVT/Verian poll. The prime minister now tops the poll.
Swedish politics
One in five has recently bought clothes they expected to wear only a few times, survey finds
Many garments are worn only a few times. One in five people has bought something in the past three months that they initially thought they would not wear very often, a new survey shows.
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Experts warn of risks from taking dietary supplements without need
Supplements with extra magnesium, iron or vitamins are heavily promoted in advertisements and on social media. But taking supplements without needing them can be risky. At best, you'll just pee them out, but it could be much worse than that, says pharmacist Annika Svedberg.
Sweden
Ebba Busch tops confidence poll as Magdalena Andersson’s support falls
Ebba Busch (KD) is the party leader voters have the most confidence in, according to a new confidence survey from SVT/Verian. Confidence in Busch is also increasing in the latest survey from DN/Ipsos.
Sweden
Nearly one in four voters would consider switching blocs, survey finds
Almost one in four voters, 23 percent, could consider voting for a party on the other side of the bloc boundary than the one they said they would vote for, according to a survey conducted by Verian on behalf of SVT.
Sweden
Jimmie Åkesson downplays ultimatum to the Liberals as support rises
SD leader Jimmie Åkesson downplays the ultimatum he previously gave the Liberals to secure support votes - even though the party has not reached Åkesson's threshold, reports Expressen.
Swedish politics
Liberals rise to 3.0% but remain below threshold in new poll
The Liberals are moving forward in voter opinion, but are still below the parliamentary threshold, according to a new opinion poll conducted by Verian for SVT. The Social Democrats are retreating - but the opposition has a clear lead, according to the poll.
Swedish politics
Secret debts can ruin a relationship
Financial secrets can ruin a relationship. More than one in two women would consider leaving a partner who lied about their debts, a new survey shows. Talking about money - and doing it often - is the advice from everyday economist Magnus Hjelmér. He says it is an absolute necessity.
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