Agnetha kicked off her promotion for her album A to various media in London.  It seems that on this day, all the following media and organisations met with her as the room and layout is nearly all the same, as well as her outfit.

1. ABBA The Museum Greeting
   Whatever the real reason (that we will never know), Agnetha did not attend the première of ABBA The Museum because she just happened to have got on a plane and flown to London for the first time in 25 years to promote her first solo album in nine years. In an effort to look like she was part of proceedings, she recorded this little message in Swedish which was shown at the entrance of ABBA The Museum (for the first day at least). In her greeting, she said (something like), hello to her friends in Stockholm and she was sorry she couldn't be there but she was in London promoting her album but that she sent hugs.
   
   
2. God Kveld Norge (Good Evening Norway)
   Broadcast: Saturday 22 June 2013, 20:30, TV2, Norway and repeated Friday 28 June 2013, TV2, Norway
   Duration: 22 minutes
   A more serious interview with Agnetha (in Swedish) by Fredrik Furuseth and there's also some comments from Björn. Fredrik posted this picture of him with Agnetha.
   
   
3. Het Journaal
   Broadcast: Belgium
   Duration: 13:39
   Agnetha was interviewed in English.  The same interview was shown on Dredactie.be with a longer report here.
   
   
4. Leute Heute
   Broadcast: Thursday 2 May, 17:45, ZDF Germany
   Agnetha was interviewed by Patricia Schaefer who posted this picture of her with Agnetha. The interview was conducted in English but with the German overdubbing, it's hard to hear what Agnetha said.  This one looks like the same day but at a different angle on the sofa.
   
   

Images from all are above. To see which is which, click on the ( i ) on the top-left hand corner of the picture gallery

Thanks to Steve Layton and Karin Angeleyes c/o ABBAtalk and Pascale Ranson c/o ABBA Village. Thanks also to Kaarin Goodburn, Erik Menkens, Erik Gerber, Trent Nickson, Harry Whler, Manu Donnelly, Stany Van Wymeersch, Monique Hoevens, Carl Magnus Palm, Stuart Kerry, Henk Jansen, Ian Cole and Steve Layton.
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