Radio Sweden Weekly: Fagersta school attack — two in police custody - Radio Sweden

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One week has now passed since the deadly sword attack at a senior high school in Fagersta in central Sweden.

We go to Fagersta to hear about the support being offered to students and staff at Brinellskolan, and learn more about TCC, the online subculture the attacker appears to be linked to.

And: New polling shows the gap shortening between the opposition and Sweden's governing parties, just a little over two weeks out from the election.

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Presenters: Dave Russell and Michael Walsh
Producer: Kris Boswell

Radio Sweden Weekly: Fagersta school attack — two in police custody

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