Interview with the judge who announced the verdict in the case of a Swedish ex-intel agent sentenced to life in prison for spying for Russia. "The charge is about 100 documents (...) The concerned authorities have said that they are particularly sensitive documents, that is to say the highest level of classification, and it would mean severe damage if these were exposed to a foreign power" he explains. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES ++COMPLETES 337D9NQ++