Five series to watch after the World Cup ends
After 104 episodes - or matches - the summer’s big series, the World Cup, is now coming to an end. Here are five TV series for those who think life has become more boring.
EntertainmentAfter 104 episodes - or matches - the summer’s big series, the World Cup, is now coming to an end. Here are five TV series for those who think life has become more boring.
EntertainmentSVT’s big summer series "Svärtan" is a story about 80s youth - with supernatural elements. It’s like a mix between "Stand by Me" and "Stranger Things," says lead actor Linus Rogsgård.
EntertainmentAfter 104 episodes - or matches - the summer's big series, the World Cup, is now coming to an end. Here are five TV series for those who think life has become a little more boring.
EntertainmentNearly 11 million cubic meters of forest were lost when storm Johannes and snowstorm Anna swept across northern and central Sweden at the end of last year. Many storm-fallen trees still remain in the forest. The Swedish Forest Agency is now investing in several measures to improve work ahead of future storms.
SwedenSerial killers and mermaids in the 1980s, and a new version of a classic from the '70s - these are just some of the most-talked-about TV ventures. Here are the hottest series of the summer.
EntertainmentJohannes Magnussen, 30, smashed the golden ball when it contained 100,000 kronor, leaving Felicia Hallgrén, 24, without a ticket after the couple was voted into the final of the 18th season of "Paradise Hotel". The other participants were thus given the remaining prize money of 400,000.
EntertainmentElvira Öberg finished second and Anna Magnusson finished third. Sweden's women biathletes took two podium places in the World Cup mass start. "It's a shame when you're up there and leading for a long time," says Elvira Öberg to SVT about her second place.
SportsSix golds in Milano Cortina. Eleven Olympic golds in total. Johannes Høsflot Klæbo is the best Winter Olympian of all time. And more games await. "I'm planning for 2030," says the ski king.
SportsMajor forest damage was even greater than first thought. Nearly 11 million cubic meters of forest were destroyed in Johannes's advance, according to the Swedish Forest Agency's final estimate.
BusinessThe performance was one of the best of his career - yet it wasn't enough for a medal in the sprint race. Despite the setback, Sebastian Samuelsson sees a fighting chance in the pursuit. "I have a great chance on Sunday," he says.
SportsWater masses equivalent to almost two Lake Vänern volumes have been squeezed out of the Baltic Sea this year. The record low water level also offers some hope for the oxygen-poor seabed of the inland sea. But it would be a bit like winning five Trisslots in a row, says Jörgen Öberg, an oceanographer at SMHI.
SwedenStorm Johannes caused great devastation for forest owners in the hardest-hit areas. In its core area, it was a catastrophic storm, says Fredrik Munter, CEO of the Mellanskog association.
BusinessMany people are still without power after the winter storms in Gävleborg. For the general store in Åmot, the power outages have come one after another. "It felt a bit like the final nail in the coffin," says assistant store manager Caroline Remula.
SwedenAnton Grahn is floating on clouds after his first podium finish in the World Cup. But the Swedish cross-country skier fantasizes about bigger scalps than a third-place finish in a Tour de Ski sprint. "I dream of winning Olympic gold," says the 21-year-old.
SportsStorm Johannes subsided on Sunday morning. A day later, thousands are still without power - and it could stay that way. "It's a battlefield out there," says Jesper Liveröd at Ellevio.
SwedenTwo planes with a total of over 150 people on board have been blown off a runway and into a snowdrift in Kittilä in Finnish Lapland, Finnish media reports. On Saturday evening, more than 160,000 households were without electricity in the winter storm.
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