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Swedish TV reporters accused of bribery

Two award-winning Swedish TV reporters have been accused of extortion and bribery. A story in Expressen claims that Dick Sundevall and Trond Sefastsson - seen regularly on investigative crime show Cold Facts - threatened a politician and also accepted money from a drug lord. Sefastssen allegedly received €43,000 (£30,000) from a drug dealer to "wrap up" continuing coverage. He says the money was a fee for "legal consultation." (Via Follow the Media)

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