Swedish political deadlock ended after MPs approve minority government
Swedish MPs have approved a centre-left minority government led by caretaker prime minister Stefan Lofven, ending a four-month political deadlock.
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Former tech unicorn Ve Global makes first acquisition
Ve Global, the former “tech unicorn”, has made its first acquisition as the company continues its turnaround following an administration nearly two years ago.
Aberdeen sending rubbish to Scandinavia as city produces most waste in four years
Aberdeen is producing more waste than at any time in the last four years- despite its significant recycling efforts.
Man at centre of Nobel scandal is convicted of second rape
A man at the centre of a scandal that has engulfed the body that awards the Nobel Prize in literature has been convicted of a second rape.
Second rape conviction for man linked to Nobel literature prize academy
The man with ties to the body that awards the Nobel Prize in literature has been convicted of a second rape.
Abba’s Bjorn Ulvaeus: My new show will be an antidote to Brexit
Abba star Bjorn Ulvaeus has said his new show in London will provide an antidote to the “gloom” of Brexit.
Nobel prize goes to cancer treatment pioneers who saved ‘untold number of lives’
Researchers from the United States and Japan have won the Nobel Prize in medicine for discoveries that help the body marshal its cellular troops to attack invading cancers.
RAF Lossiemouth presented with souvenir from stricken vessel
A replica bell from a stricken Swedish cargo ship has been rehoused at RAF Lossiemouth.
Ulrika Jonsson backing England against her native Sweden in World Cup game
Swedish television presenter Ulrika Jonsson has pledged her loyalty to the England team when they take on Sweden in the World Cup quarter-final.
VIDEO: Swedish pop band ABBA to release new music
ABBA are to release new music for the first time in 35 years. The 1971 Eurovision winners took to Instagram to announce their new avatar tour project today. ❤️ A post shared by @ abbaofficial on Apr 27, 2018 at 4:11am PDT More to follow.
Truck ploughs into shoppers in Sweden: What we know so far
At least five people have been killed and many more injured after a truck ploughed into pedestrians in Stockholm, Sweden.
Would you want to stay in this hotel room? It’s made entirely of ice
Picture the scene: you make your way up a spiral staircase entirely made of ice and eventually see a majestic four-poster ice bed carved above the floor.
Five fun things to do in Stockholm
As a self-confessed Abba superfan, there was only ever one reason for me to visit Stockholm and it seemed like a good enough one. However, the Swedish capital has much more going on to keep you amused than just donning your catsuit and platforms to pay homage to Bjorn, Benny, Agnetha and Frida!
Ikea announce opening date for Aberdeen store
Aberdeen's first Ikea store is to open next month, it has been announced.
Make your money travel further
In the process of planning holidays for 2016? Sarah Marshall asks travel experts to share tips for cutting costs this year Cruelly referred to as a month of Mondays, January is considered to be the most depressing period in the calendar. That needn’t be the case. With travel shows, flight sales and tempting holiday offers flooding the market, it’s also a time to get excited about travel plans for the year ahead.
Explosion in Stockholm: Blast leaves streets closed in capital of Sweden
A powerful explosion has been reported in Sweden’s capital Stockholm, local media outlets reported earlier today (Friday November 6).
Sweden win the Eurovision Song Contest
Sweden's Mans Zelmerlow has won the Eurovision Song Contest with the song 'Heroes'.
Stolen watch will be auctioned for charity if returned, says Aberdeen shopkeeper
An Aberdeen shopkeeper has written a heartfelt plea to a thief who robbed her of a rare Swedish watch - one of only two in the city.