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deliciously ugly. Welcome back to What Happened to Annie. I'm Jane Secker, Sky News presenter.

We're here to bring you an update that's a bit different from what you've heard already.

Because since episode 6 went out in December 2019,

you've been asking are there any new developments in the case?

The one question you've been asking in particular

is have the Swedish government handed over previously unseen high-level documents

related to Annie Borgesen.

The remaining information has been deemed classified as secret.

I'm Rob Mulhern, the series producer,

and we've now received some of those documents

that's part of the reason

Jane is here

to help make sense of what

conversations took place

between Sweden and Scotland

after Annie's death

in an episode we're working on right now

which will take place in a studio setting,

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