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Hang Massive - bringing the hang back to Switzerland

Mid Morning Mix

  The Hang is a Swiss instrument, but Hang Massive is made up of British Danny Cudd and Swedish Markus Offbeat. They became YouTube sensations when they uploaded a video of them playing ...

Boutique Theatre Basel's new show: The Last Five Years

Mid Morning Mix

  Susan Brownfield is the Co-Founder of Boutique Theatre Basel and Director of the upcoming show The Last Five Years. She joins Katt for the Mid Morning Mix  

Gadget Guru - 1TB SD Card

Gadget Guru

  Remember when your hard drive was a big block and had a few GB of storage. There's now a 1TB micro SD card that fits in your phone.  But do we really need it? 1TB = how man...

What's on at the UN? - Bees and Snakebites

UN Roundup

Bee with us today… on World Bee Day

Kings Singers - Acappella in Sion this weekend

Mid Morning Mix

  The Kings Singers will perform this SUNDAY 26th May in Sion at 5pm as part of the Riches Heures de Valère programme of concerts.  In this interview we talk to Edd...

Swiss Up! - Guns, Taxes, (& Automobiles)

Swiss Up!

With the votes in, Dario talks us through the outcomes on today's episode of Swiss Up!

A 47-year-old man has been arrested after police found two whole lambs, 30 kg of chicken and 30 kg of beef and offal in his car boot, totalling 189 kilogrammes of meat.

More than 60 per cent of young Swiss men have below average sperm count, mobility or morphology, according to results of the first-ever nationwide testing for sperm quality.

The difference in pay between men and women in senior roles in Switzerland puts the country at the bottom of a global gender pay gap list, according to a new report by the International Labour Orga...

A teenager has been arrested after allegedly threatening students at a school in the canton of Solothurn with an unspecified weapon.

Suspected terrorists living in Switzerland could be placed under house arrest if government proposals aimed at preventing extremist violence are given the go ahead.

New powers to allow authorities to bug mobile phones and hack computers have not led to an increase in special surveillance, according to the Swiss Post and Telecommunications Surveillance Service.