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New nuclear plants could get go-ahead
Parliament may overturn people's vote
Greens call for 80 limit
To save fuel and cut pollution
Kids in Mind - identity
The itensity of toddlerhood
Calling diplomats in Switzerland!
Have you applied for your Tamoil fuel card?
Dig It! tah-may-toe
Growing a bumper crop of tomatoes with Hester

Bitesize News

Parliament could agree to new nuclear plants
A narrow majority could emerge in the National Council to lift the ban on building new nuclear power plants.
Police chief says some G7 border closures likely
Geneva’s police chief says partial border closures with France are a real possibility during next month’s G7 summit in Évian.
Migros head says it needs immigration
The retail sector is warning it cannot function without immigration.
Greens call for 80 limit
Our reliance on fossil fuels is back in the spotlight due to rising oil prices.
ILO could cut hundreds of jobs
The International Labour Organization in Geneva is facing a major financial shortfall of nearly half a billion francs, putting hundreds of jobs at risk.
We like heavier cars
The cars on our roads are getting bigger and heavier, marking a clear shift in the country’s vehicle landscape.

Swiss News Pod
Swiss News Pod

The daily news from Switzerland as read live on the WRS Breakfast Show
Dig It!
You say tomato, I say to-may-toe

It is a practical guide for home gardeners wanting flavour, resilience, and abundant harvests from their own plants this season.
Kids in Mind
Identity 2

The itensity of toddlerhood
BSCC - Geneva
BSCC Geneva Chapter - what's happening this May

BSCC Events this month
Dig It!
Ice Saints & Late Frosts: What Gardeners Need to Know

Hester Macdonald explores the Ice Saints tradition and what mid-May frosts mean for your garden.
Kids in Mind
Identity 1

Emotional life of a newborn

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