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Health Matters: Cold Sores (26 March 2019)

Health matters

Dr Michelle gives us the lowdown on cold sores - caused by a common viral infection leading to painful blisters around the mouth.

Dig It! How to help the bees (25 March 2019)

Dig It!

We all want to help the bees, but it can be difficult if you garden on a balcony, or are renting your house and can't make major changes in the garden. the Be Conservancy have lots of suggestions a...

Freeride World Tour founder talks about the freeriding community

Mid Morning Mix

We speak to Freeride World Tour founder and Xtreme Verbier co-founder, Nicolas Hale Woods, to find out about this weekend's big event and talk about the freerider community in general. 

Health Matters: Vaccines (20 March 2019)

Health matters

Did you know that ticks in all but two Swiss cantons (Geneva and Ticino) may now carry the virus causing tick-borne encephalitis? New recommendations from the Federal Office of Public Health are th...

McKay Interview: Stephanie Jarrett, partner at Baker McKenzie.

The McKay Interview

On this edition of the McKay Interview, Michael speaks to Stephanie Jarrett, a partner at the international law firm Baker McKenzie. One of the firm's roles is to advise on efficient tax planning. ...

Dig It! Moss Balls (18 March 2019)

Dig It!

The Giardina garden show was on last week in Zurich, and one of the big trends for this year is moss - it was everywhere, as ground cover, on rocks and on walls. The new company Cosmos, make moss b...

The number of violent crimes in Switzerland is stable, thefts are down but fraud is up.

Police unions in French speaking Switzerland are demanding a change in the traffic laws to give more protection to ‘blue light’ drivers.

With the weather warming up – the tyre change season is now underway.

Frontier workers in Ticino are fuming at new Italian rules which forbid them driving a Swiss registered car in Italy.

"White hackers" have found another flaw in an e-voting system.

Organizers of the electric Formula E championships say they’re examining the streets of Geneva to see if a race can be hosted in the city.