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Sweden is heading to an election in less than five months and the left of centre parties are leading consistently in the polls.

But the question everyone's asking i:, could this disparate group of parties form a government?

Will the Centre Party or the Left Party drop some of their red lines to make this happen? And what could the alternatives be? 

Richard Orange caught up with Nicholas Aylott, Associate Professor of Political Science at Södertörn University in the south of Stockholm, to ask him what might happen. 

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