Sweden's PM candidates clash over government plans in final debate

In the last televised debate before Sweden's election, Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson and opposition leader Magdalena Andersson argued over who would govern. Kristersson, of the Moderate Party, called his government plan "crystal clear." But questions remain about which ministers the Sweden Democrats (SD) would hold. Andersson, of the Social Democrats, refused to say which party leader she would call first if she won the election. The exchange grew heated as both candidates faced questions about their coalition plans.