Radio Sweden Weekly: Majority of Kiruna to be moved due to unstable ground

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Kiruna's in the headlines again after it emerged that even more of its population will now need to be relocated, due to cracks in the earth caused by the iron ore mine beneath the town.

And: Sensitive documents a government offices staffer left behind in a toilet at Arlanda Airport have once again raised questions about the government's security protocols.

Also: Could Sweden be heading towards a ban on telemarketing? That's what the Swedish Consumer Agency wants, but the telemarketing industry is critical.

Presenters: Michael Walsh & Dave Russell
Producer: Kris Boswell

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