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The new venture a challenge: "I said no"

Worse shooting last season led the national team management to invest more in shooting training ahead of the upcoming biathlon season. It was not appreciated by everyone.

The new venture a challenge: "I said no"

This weekend's decisive matches – this is what's at stake

Fateful matches in the autumn are nothing new in football. This season, there are five teams in the top division that are chasing a new contract.

This weekend's decisive matches – this is what's at stake

Blood poisoning from doping test: "Started to turn black"

A regular doping test could have ended very badly for biathlete Jesper Nelin. It was just bad luck that some crap got in, it led to a blood poisoning, he says.

Blood poisoning from doping test: "Started to turn black"

41 Million Kronor to the World's Children

When SVT's live gala evening for Children of the World ended, 41 million kronor had been collected. "I am both grateful and proud of how fantastically generous we are in Sweden", says Nikki Amini, one of the program leaders in a press release.

41 Million Kronor to the World's Children

Björklöven punished Södertälje – leads the series

Autumn is here, but Björklöven is still not falling. The third consecutive loss-free match came in the HockeyAllsvenskan top meeting away against Södertälje.

Björklöven punished Södertälje – leads the series

Emma Knyckare and Sofia Dalén create a "hahaha" revue

Revue is the new black humor. Emma Knyckare and Sofia Dalén follow in the footsteps of Henrik Dorsin and Kalle Lind with a revue that is said to be "perfect for today's Tiktok generation with short attention span".

Emma Knyckare and Sofia Dalén create a "hahaha" revue

Rydström: "They want even more money"

Top players in Europe have threatened to strike due to a congested match schedule. Part of the responsibility lies with the big clubs themselves, believes Malmö FF coach Henrik Rydström.

Rydström: "They want even more money"

Train Stop after Accident – Hundreds Affected

It is a stop in train traffic between Uppsala and Gävle since 17. 25 on Sunday.

Train Stop after Accident – Hundreds Affected

Sweden wants to take over – but seems to be getting rejected

It does not seem that there will be another World Cup competition in cross-country skiing on Swedish soil this winter. This despite Ulricehamn offering to replace Nove Mesto, which has pulled out.

Sweden wants to take over – but seems to be getting rejected

Three Evenings for the Children of the World on SVT

This year, Radiohjälpens campaign for the organization Världens Barn is stepping up and will be broadcast over three entire evenings on SVT. On September 27, "Världens Barn – Startskottet" will be broadcast from three different locations in the country: Torsby, Östersund, and Umeå.

Three Evenings for the Children of the World on SVT

TV Profile to Lift Crisis-Hit Top Club

After 19 years as a major TV profile, Niklas Wikegård is back in Djurgården. Now he will make sure that Sweden's most championship-winning ice hockey team is back in the spotlight again.

NHL Star's Millions Saved the Crisis Club

Last year, ten out of 14 Hockey Allsvenskan clubs went bankrupt financially. For this season, three clubs have been granted a dispensation year.

NHL Star's Millions Saved the Crisis Club

Killer Slug Found – in Kalix

In Kalix, just six miles from the Arctic Circle, a killer slug has been found in a garden. Much suggests that the garden pest is on its way to establishing itself in northernmost Norrland as well.

Killer Slug Found – in Kalix

Man Raped Girl – Deported

A man in his 30s is sentenced to over three years in prison and deportation for the rape of a girl, reports [P4 Jämtland](https://sverigesradio. se/artikel/valdtog-flicka-pa-hotell-utvisas-efter-fangelsestraff).

Man Raped Girl – Deported

Samuelsson's new life: "Absolutely wonderful"

Sebastian Samuelsson is gearing up for a new biathlon season. Much is the same – but one thing is very different: he has become a father for the first time.

Samuelsson's new life: "Absolutely wonderful"

Unmasked Guerrilla Poet Hopes for Followers

In the fridge, on shelves and lamp posts. For eight years, Linnea Swedenmark secretly taped up poetry notes signed "the poetry detective".

Unmasked Guerrilla Poet Hopes for Followers

End of Night Trains from Gothenburg

SJ stops running night trains from Gothenburg to the Jämtland Mountains in the spring of 2025. The reason is that the traffic is unprofitable.

End of Night Trains from Gothenburg

The coronavirus is increasing – six cities stand out

From barely being detected in wastewater at the beginning of the summer, the occurrence of coronavirus is now increasing. A fresh study from WHO simultaneously shows that covid vaccines have saved millions of lives in Europe.

The coronavirus is increasing – six cities stand out

Wants more playing time – off to Östersund

Adam Benediktsson is leaving Allsvenska IFK Göteborg for Superettan club Östersund. The Icelandic junior national team player wants to get more playing time.

Wants more playing time – off to Östersund

One Dead After Fire in Apartment Building in Östersund

One person has been found dead after a fire in an apartment building in Östersund, the police announce. .

One Dead After Fire in Apartment Building in Östersund

Stricter penalties for automatic gunfire during car chase

During a dramatic car chase in Östersund in August last year, shots were fired with an automatic weapon towards pursuing police cars. Now, two men are sentenced to prison for 6 years and 6 months and 5 years and 6 months, respectively, announces the Court of Appeal for Lower Norrland.

Stricter penalties for automatic gunfire during car chase

The World Championship may "force" stars to skip the home event

The Swedish long-distance skiing public risks missing out on seeing the world elite live in the World Championship coming season. The winter's only home competition is just before the World Championship – when most are fine-tuning their form instead for Trondheim.

The World Championship may "force" stars to skip the home event

Östersund to Host the Performing Arts Biennale

Östersund is to host the Performing Arts Biennale next year. The Performing Arts Biennale takes place every other year.

Östersund to Host the Performing Arts Biennale

Daniel Adams-Ray releases new single

"How do you explain that to computers?" is the title of Daniel Adams-Ray's new single, released today. The song picks up where his previous single, the piano ballad "The number has no subscriber", left off and is a further taster of his fifth solo album, due out in the autumn.

Daniel Adams-Ray releases new single