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Nobody's been formally named as a suspect, however two Left Party politicians are reportedly at the centre of the probe, and voter fraud linked to the party has also been alleged in Stockholm.

Presenters: Dave Russell and Michael Walsh
Producer: Kris Boswell

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We look at the election result, the possible government coalitions and what the vote tells us about Swedish politics.
We also take a closer look at the results of the local elections in Stockholm, Malmö and Gothenburg.

Presenters: Dave Russell and Babak Parham
Producer: Kris Boswell

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Will it be the Moderates, Christian Democrats and Liberals who manage to hold on to power to form a new four-party right-wing government with the Sweden Democrats?

Or will the centre-left opposition block, headed by the Social Democrats secure enough votes to gain a majority?

Radio Sweden Weekly takes an in-depth look at the Swedish elections taking place on Sunday, with analysis and interviews.

Presented by Ulla Engberg and Dave Russell

Producer: Kris Boswell

Reporters: Michael Walsh and Sujay Dutt.

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We shadow Centre Party politician Birgitta Olsson on the campaign trail, and speak to the Moderate Party in Stockholm, who are trying out new ways to meet voters online.

We also meet Tove Lifvendahl, the political editor-in-chief of the independent conservative newspaper Svenska Dagbladet, and Leonidas Aretakis, editor-in-chief of the independent socialist newspaper Flamman to hear their perspectives on this year's election campaign so far.

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We go to Fagersta to hear about the support being offered to students and staff at Brinellskolan, and learn more about TCC, the online subculture the attacker appears to be linked to.

And: New polling shows the gap shortening between the opposition and Sweden's governing parties, just a little over two weeks out from the election.

Presenters: Dave Russell and Michael Walsh
Producer: Kris Boswell

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And: we look at what the latest opinion polls can tell us as Sweden’s election campaign gets underway, and we catch up with one of Swedish Radio’s US correspondents after his first year reporting from Austin, Texas.

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We hear from Joyce Thomas, 78, one of those who's been told to leave Sweden, as well as Carl Mason whose elderly father George is also facing deportation — despite needing round-the-clock dementia care.

Also: Sweden's new citizenship test on civic knowledge will be taken for the first time this weekend, but while anyone who fails will get another go, failing future versions of the test will mean having your citizenship application refused.

Plus: We round off Radio Sweden's series of interviews in English with the leaders of Sweden's eight parliamentary parties, focused on three key issues: immigration, labour migration and employment.

And welcome to Radio Sweden Weekly's new pod feed!

Presenters: Dave Russell and Michael Walsh
Reporter: Ulla Engberg
Producer: Kris Boswell

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