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Last summer, the roller coaster Jetline at the theme park Gröna Lund derailed, injuring nine people and killing one.
The incident caused the park to lose millions of kronor, and it is not the only recent incident at a theme park or zoo in Sweden. In this special episode, we talk to visitors and the people running the parks about the incidents and what effect they have had on visitors' faith in Swedish theme parks.
Presenters: Michael Lindgren.Producer: Kris Boswell.
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Johan Floderus and Saeed Azizi are now back in Sweden after last weekend's prisoner swap with Iran. While there's relief that the pair are back safe, there's also criticism of the decision to free Hamid Noury who was serving a life sentence for war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in Iran in exchange for the two Swedes. We hear from Swedish Radio's Middle East reporter Johan Mathias Sommarström.
Also, we hear reaction to a new report from the Public Health Agency this week looking at the impact screen time has on children.
And we meet a strawberry farmer handling the midsummer rush, and find out about Sweden's Blood Donor Dog of the Year.
Presenters: Dave Russell and Mitch Cordner.
Producer: Michael Walsh
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An increasing number of people who have come to Sweden to work are seeking legal advice, after their children have been told they will have to leave the country after they have turned 18.
We'll also look at the outcome of the EU election, why some of the parties lost votes compared to the last election and whether it may have any bearing on Swedish domestic politics.
And we find out more about what the costs of graduating in Sweden. Why is the student cap so expensive?
Presenters: Ulla Engberg and Michael Walsh
Producer. Kris Boswell - Se mer