School principals: Politicians are wrong about schools ↗
Front page leadSchool principals in Gävsta state that politicians have incorrect views on schools, with improvements noted since taking certain measures.
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School principals in Gävsta state that politicians have incorrect views on schools, with improvements noted since taking certain measures.
A new alert system will be tested this afternoon, potentially causing millions of phones to emit a loud sound.
Swedish celebrities share their voting intentions and opinions on the upcoming election, with some expressing strong views about a potential left-wing victory.
Germany's election results show the AfD party as the largest, though they lack an outright majority, in what is described as a historic outcome.
A plane crashed in Miami, with five fatalities reported after the aircraft veered off the runway.
Live broadcast with Linda and Alex featuring Cervenka.
The new panel members for the show 'Bäst i test' are announced, with one expressing strong feelings about their participation.
A club has decided to sack a prominent figure after only three games.
A list detailing the success rates of students with neurodevelopmental disorders (NPF) in schools across different municipalities.
The Social Democrats, with Magdalena Andersson, are proposing a new mafia law to address crime.
A review of the new Nissan Leaf electric car, assessing its value and potential as a first electric vehicle.
Financial advice offering three methods to escape debt, including an "unknown rule" that many are unaware of.
Football manager Pep Guardiola was unexpectedly seen at a restaurant in Stockholm.
A short clip showing an airplane that crashed after driving off the runway.
An expert advises on when to seek medical attention for throat phlegm and what symptoms to be aware of.
Michael Lindgren expresses anger towards SVT, feeling he was blamed for the Alinia situation.
A professor explains which foods should not be frozen, as they can degrade in quality.
Maria Maunsbach reflects on the importance of folk high schools in her journey to becoming an author, describing the 'flum' (looseness) as quintessentially Swedish.
Agri Ismaïl reviews Kjell Westö's novel 'Coda', questioning its literary merit.
A potentially well-timed financial transaction related to the election is highlighted, following a data leak.
The Liberal party is reported to be polling above the electoral threshold, with a quote from Mohamsson expressing optimism.
The Vänsterpartiet is removing eight candidates from their list following new disclosures.
A young man died at a party held at an Ica store, described as a total tragedy.
A report on an opera registration process and a nighttime drone operation.