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Police at Arlanda airport have indicated that criminal gangs are increasingly targeting foreign tourists. This year has seen a major increase in the number of thefts reported. READ () »
Tail fins, greasy quiffs and the Confederate flag? This isn’t fifties America, but rural Sweden, where Rock and Roll never died and Raggare cruise the streets in lovingly preserved Classic American cars. Ben Kersley finds out more about the American timewarp in the middle of the Swedish countryside. READ () »
Investment firm Proventus has become the new principal owner in clothing company J. Lindeberg following a new share issue worth 70 million Swedish kronor. READ () »
Prosecutors have begun looking into the activities of credit rating company Ratsit. The company is suspected of having released income details online before it had a licence. READ () »
Hillary Clinton has been awarded an honorary doctorate by Gothenburg University. The Sahlgrenska Academy pointed to the US presidential candidate's work for vulnerable children and improved healthcare. READ () »
Is there any truth to the rumour that Sweden’s northern wilderness is populated by thumb-sized mosquitoes and contact-seeking bears? Alec Forss separates the facts from the spin while trekking the peaks of the Polar region. READ () »
More heavy rain is on its way to south west Sweden. Low-lying areas are especially at risk and SMHI has issued a weather warning for Blekinge and eastern parts of Skåne. READ () »
Swedish banks continued to increase lending to businesses in the first quarter of the year. Two out of three banks claimed that their loan levels were rising - but there's pessimism in the air. READ () »
Parents are being advised by police not to put their holiday photos on the internet as as there is a major risk that they will be accessed by paedophiles. READ () »
Swedish police have been served a fresh reminder of the precarious nature of their jobs after an officer in northern Sweden is shot while trying to break up a fight. READ () »
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"A week full to the brim with LFC football…. Div 5 LFC match against Nåjdens FK has been moved. This is due to the Svenska Cupen final: 26 May, 17.00 kick off, Nationalarenan Friends Arena, Solna. Next match is on Tuesday (see below). ………………………………………………………… Friday: Div5 Ladies: Rotebro IS FF – Långholmen FC (Skinnaråsens IP) KO: 16.15 ………………………………………………………… Saturday: Vets: Långholmen FC – IFK..." READ »