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Health Matters: Amputations (17 September 2019)

Health matters

It was World First Aid day on 14th September so Dr Michelle covers a First Aid topic in this week's show. But not for the faint hearted... the First Aid for an amputated limb or digit.

McKay Interview: David Bennet, Chairman Sotheby's Jewellery Division (21 September 2019)

The McKay Interview

This week Michael McKay speaks to David Bennett. He's the Worldwide Chairman of Sotheby’s Jewellery Division and regarded internationally as an authority in the field of precious stones and jewelle...

What's on at the UN? Sign Language

UN Roundup

We speak to Daniel Johnson from the UN about this week's events.

Dig It! Orchids (16 September 2019)

Dig It!

Hardy orchids, like Cypripedium, or Ladies' Slipper Orchids, or Bletillas, are easy to grow in a shady spot in the garden, or a large container on a shady part of the terrace- Christian from Anthur...

The Stand Up Paddle national championship - this weekend!

Mid Morning Mix

Robert Etienne is the President of the Swiss Stand-Up Paddle Board Association. He tells us more about the best places to watch the championships this weekend in Geneva on Saturday 14th. There&#...

Marcus Ryan - making Geneva laugh

Mid Morning Mix

Katt Cullen talks to Marcus Ryan before his stand-up gig tonight in Geneva...

Zurich police have launched a world-wide trend. 

Zurich police are hunting for five men who brutally attacked a gay couple in the early hours of Saturday morning.

The massive Fête des Vignerons – the winegrowers festival – held every 20 years or so is set to make a loss on the same scale.

Swiss and French scientists have torn apart several conspiracy theories relating to the oldest person who ever lived.

The Federal Court has ruled that parents do not have the right to home-school their children.

Zurich City police are being accused of overreacting during a demonstration on Saturday when tear gas was used, which then drifted into a park affecting many children.