Does Sweden have the answer to living with Covid-19?

All over the English-speaking world, conservative commentators have latched on to Sweden's approach to coronavirus as a shining example other countries should follow. The country has managed to avoid enforced lockdowns but what did it do differently? And could the Scandinavian country's methods be adapted for elsewhere?

Nick Cohen: Welcome to libertarian Covid fantasy land - that's Sweden to you and me

When politicians across the world were confronted by the reality of a spreading pandemic, with hospitals nearing capacity and deaths rising, almost all of them reached for emergency legislation to enforce lockdowns, curfews and other bans on social gatherings. But Sweden chose a markedly different approach.