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After the Eurovision controversy – Saade back on SVT

Five months after the conflict during the European Championship is Eric Saade back on SVT – as host for "Hello Mello". If the European Championship exists, there is more to say, but between me and SVT there are no complications, says Saade.

After the Eurovision controversy – Saade back on SVT

Linnea Henriksson to "Hello Mello"

Linnea Henriksson is guesting at the premiere of SVT's new music competition "Hello Mello" on Sunday. "So much fun with a new TV format for music and I'm looking forward to meeting all the young artists right at the beginning of everything", she says according to a press release.

Linnea Henriksson to "Hello Mello"

Keyyo becomes new host for "Who Lives Here?"

Kristina "Keyyo" Petrushina takes over as host for SVT's "Who Lives Here?", according to [Aftonbladet. ](https://www.

Keyyo becomes new host for "Who Lives Here?"

Well-known Names Write Songs for "Hello Mello"

Big stars are involved and write songs for the child artists in SVT's new music competition "Hello Mello". Cazzi Opeia, Fröken Snusk, Thomas G:son and Danny Saucedo are among the songwriters.

Well-known Names Write Songs for "Hello Mello"

Eric Saade and Malin Olsson host "Hello Mello"

It will be bad for Malin Olsson and Eric Saade, who holds SVT's new bid "Hello Mello", where artists compete in music. This is truly Sweden's future stars, says Eric Saade.

Eric Saade and Malin Olsson host "Hello Mello"

Malin Olsson leaves "Who Lives Here?"

The new season of the SVT program "Who Lives Here?" will be the last for presenter Malin Olsson. > I've been traveling around the country for ten years and got to peek into 500 homes, it's really been super fun! But I have two kids at home and it's tough to leave them for ten weeks every year, she says.

Malin Olsson leaves "Who Lives Here?"

"Summer Vacation" looks to the future: "It's fun, anyway!"

Children have the right to their future – and it doesn't have to be about climate disasters and war. Starting June 10th, SVT's "Summer Vacation" will take both humor and imagination to help explore the future.

"Summer Vacation" looks to the future: "It's fun, anyway!"