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and i know he's a political scientist an expert on populism in sweden and europe he joins us from gothenburg andreas thank you for being with us how big of a problem is crime in sweden and what are the causes well that's one of the divisive issues in this election campaign even for the last year in sweden experts and politicians do have their different opinions on whether crime has increased or and whether it's a big problem or not so it's very politicized issue in the areas where crime has increased andreas what are the causes there what are the identifying causes. well if you ask the left there will point towards social economic factors and if you ask the right they will mention that are you big racial cultural issues. now how have the right wing populace the sweden democrats managed to drum up soul so much support you know what is it that they're actually promising to do this is an anti-establishment party. this this we democrats over it is one of many similar partisan cross you rhythm they have grown steadily for for seventy years they've been the swedish polman for eight years now they

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arson and riots dominated the summer's news in gothenburg divisions there are also high and very visible. and fifty minute trend treat just from one part of the city to another exposes both the top of the social pyramid and the bottom. studies almost always show crime rate is linked to welfare one professor admits we ask what many want to know are immigrants responsible you can present in the found ways you can present the dot. com presented a socio economic problem you're presented very subdued problem i mean your truth in that the way of choosing. also there is a political money for stage and that's a way of marginalizing stereotype by saying you know it's all a way of saying that people are not from europe or more primitive so all i mean all these come into the politics professor is referring to the sweden democrats the rightwing party for its best result in years and it's immigrants who burn cars who rapes murders who cause huge amount of money that affects all of the areas in the swedish society that's the real problem. stina holmberg works at the national crime prevention council w

a prisoner of war exchange between the western allies and nazi germany but the swedish pull to gothenburg. a year later a similar intervention the total of prisoners riprap treated to over ten thousand. on their way home at last our heartfelt thanks are due to sweetly from the vital part played by that country in the organization of the exchange. for cabin adult had successfully established sweden's role as an intermediary. but in germany there were other prisoners in even greater need to the swedish count skills as a mediator. ally they report reported by airport got radicalized by warning of an offer right. as allied troops pushed towards berlin from the east and west. they began to encounter concentration camps. tens of thousands of prisoners living and dying in desperate condition. january nine hundred forty five soviet troops entered. the largest center of the nazi industrial killing machine. rumors were circulating that hitler had given orders to heinrich himmler the commander of s.s. troops for the liquidation of concentration camp mates. there was to be no evidence left behind. no

dominated the summers news in gothenburg divisions there are also high and very visible. and fifteen minute trend treat just from one part of the city to another. experiences both at the top of the social pyramid and the bottom. studies almost always show crime rate is linked to welfare one professor at mit we ask what many want to know are immigrants responsible you can present in different ways a computer and a dot. com present a socio economic problem you can present that the recent youth problem i mean your truth in that way of choosing. also there is a political money for stage and that's a way of marginalizing stereotype by you know it's all the way of saying that people look from europe are more primitive so i mean all these come into the politics professor is referring to the sweden democrats the right wing party tips for its best result in these years it's immigrants who burn cars who rapes murders who cause huge amount of money that affects all other areas in the three society that's the real problem. stina holmberg works at the national crime prevention council

adrian krug a lot pope professor of social science at sweden's university of gothenburg told us that the current political situation reflects deep social divides it's all unique this situation because it is the first i mean or outside been for many many the codes our goal but the idea is that when someone win the elections. the minute the minister or the state minister will leave the place to lament their wonder to wander there lections the problem is the polling station of glass if you are a huge gap between the poor under root it has been a god has been growing in the last fifteen years we have a different people have migrated for many many years ago but they see themselves not so it's under in need to be included in this guy not in this guy not politics so what we've been needs is actually not after but much more open months more unchanged. discourses of of for the politics of migration. any commissioner has lashed out at british newspapers even suggesting they might need tighter regulation it comes against a backdrop of souring relations between the e.u. and britain over bragg's

see new elections in sweden adrian crow glow professor of social science sweden's university of gothenburg told us that the current political situation reflects deep social divide us. it's quite a unique situation because it is a first i mean it's happened for many many the kids or girl but the idea started when someone when the elections. the minute the minister of the state minister will leave the place to lament the one that won the elections the problem is the blowing social classes and the huge gap between the poor under routes it has been a god has been growing in the last fifteen years we have different people that have migrated for many many years ago they see themselves on streets and being need to be included in this guy not in this kind of body text so what we even need to start truly not after but much more open months more and changed. these courses of of for the politics of migration. the u.s. senate's to do what many people are suggesting is that we take this seriously and put forward a real process that hears out these voices and puts forward the conversation as to do we wa

elections in sweden a different crowd loper professor of social sciences sweden's university of gothenburg told us that the current political situation reflects deep social divisions it's quite unique this situation because it is the first i mean it's happened for many many the codes are go but the idea is that when someone win the election. the minute the minister or the state minister will leave the place to the one that won the election the problem is the polling station of the last of. the huge gap between the core and the roots it has been a god has been growing in the last fifteen years we have different people have migrated for many many years ago but they see themselves not so it's under in need to be included in this guy and not in this kind of politics so what we've been needs is actually not to ask for but much more open a much more unchanged. discourses of of for the politics of migration. us actor james.

the women in the music festival has started in gothenburg., journalist, or caterers are allowed to enter this vessel in sweden's second city. the man free event was organised as a response to a wave of sexual assaults at music festivals in the country. this weekend excludes cis men, whose gender matches their sex at birth. 0rganisers say it is the first major music gathering for women and transgender people. music gathering for women and tra nsgender people. the music gathering for women and transgender people. the exclusivity is welcomed by many. translation: it feels like a safe zone where women can just get together and have fun and celebrate and maybe feel safer. but in a country which is seen as one of the most gender equal in the world, the equality ombudsman has been dealing with many complaints about the festival and is considering whether it breaks any of the antidiscrimination laws. despite the complaints, festival—goers inc an important point is being made. translation: feels certain tension is gone and we make make a statement tog

a woman—only music festival is taking place this weekend in gothenburg in sweden. all female. the festival was launched in response to a number of sexual assaults against women at such events last year. gail maclellan reports. no male security guards, musicians, journalists, or caterers are allowed to enter the statement festival in sweden's second city. launched with crowd funded money, the man—free event was organised as a response to a wave of sexual assaults at festivals in the country in recent yea rs. the largest one, the bravalla festival, was cancelled, last year, after police received reports of four rapes and numerous sexual assaults. this weekend's gathering excludes cis men, those whose gender matches their sex at birth. 0rganisers say it is the first major music gathering exclusively for women and transgender people. the exclusivity is welcomed by many. translation: this place feels like a safe zone where women can just get together and have fun and celebrate and maybe feel safer. but in a country which is seen as one of the most gender equal in the wo

some of the suburbs of stockholm, gothenburg and malmo.n in those areas, both at local government level and that national government level to try to help integration and help people to get into the job market, and to deal with some of the other social issues which come from immigration. clearly, i think all parties accept that more needs to be done. the approaches differ from the sweden democrats, who have made approaches to clamp down on immigration even further, to the social democrats, who are much more focused on demanding things for the immigrants who have arrived. james savage in stockholm. almost 120 council estates in london are facing redevelopment, which campaigners fear means the loss of thousands of council homes. freedom of information requests submitted to all london councils reveal that dramatic changes to the capitals social housing stock are underway, which will affect the lives of tens of thousands of residents. gareth furby reports. across london, thousands of council properties are being demolished as estates are being

some of the suburbs of stockholm, gothenburg and malmo.activities going on in those areas, both at local government level and that national government level to try to help integration and help people to get into the job market, and to deal with some of the other social issues which come from immigration. clearly, i think all parties accept that more needs to be done. their approaches differ from the sweden democrats, who have made approaches to clamp down on immigration even further, to the social democrats, who are much more focused on demanding things for the immigrants who have arrived. tributes have been paid to the us rapper, mac miller, who's died after an apparent drug overdose. the 26—year—old, who's real name was malcolm mccormick, was found at his home near los angeles. he rose to fame after topping the us charts with his debut album in 2011. earlier this year, the musician went through a well—publicised break—up with his long—term girlfriend, the singer ariana grande. mac miller's friend and fellow musician, pittsburgh slim, was

in sweden, a trial of six—hour working days was stopped after the city of gothenburg said it was toon a company buys a new piece of technology and makes more money from it, rather than the bosses and the shareholders keeping that extra cash, unions want them to share the benefits by giving their staff more time off. when new sorting machines were introduced by royal mail, the postal workers' union fought for exactly that to happen. their working week has now gone from 39 hours to 35 hours. if we ignored it then that would be us ignoring our conscience and leaving it to another generation or somebody else. it's got to start somewhere, all these things have to start somewhere, and that dispute for us was the line in the sand. it's clear that technology will play a bigger role in every industry in the years ahead. companies' attitudes will dictate if that will be a threat or a treat for the workforce. colletta smith, bbc news. vanellope wilkins was born with her heart outside her body and with no breastbone. after spending the first nine months of her life in hospital, the little girl f

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in gothenburg sweden he's a senior nonresident fellow at the atlantic council thank you very much she i'm sorry. to council thank you so much for being with us how optimistic are you about the outcome of these planned talks in geneva with things seemingly off to a rocky start already with all the delegation being delayed it's absolutely going to be a very difficult negotiation process and the start of it is already you know looking at the the warring parties have looked at the tide or excitements sue and and have a willingness to face up there because these the british asians at that so that are more of a consultation that. a negotiation because there will not be a direct face to face talks frankly the warning. and honestly if you speak to the you know all of them very young men. most of yemenis have lost confidence or in the international community. or even the warring parties interested in finding an end to this war so it's a very very hard it is very very hard to be optimistic. you know a hundred eight days of negotiations in coate back in two thousand and sixteen failed to broker