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Health Matters: Long Covid (22 October 2020)

Health matters

It is becoming evident that a proportion of people are experiencing longer-term symptoms after having tested positive for COVID-19. In this episode, Dr Michelle discusses what we know so far about ...

Swiss Up: Geneva University Hospital or HUG (21 October 2020)

Swiss Up!

On this week's Swiss Up, we take a look at the HUG, or Geneva's University Hospital. It's the largest hospital in the country, with a world renowned research programme, was at the foref...

Stop unwanted paper junk mail - and save the planet - EcolAds

The Breakfast Show

A modern-day scourge for many is the large amount on unsolicited junk mail we get in our letter boxes. Flyers from supermarkets, bargains from the local electrical shop and much more. Maybe –...

UN Roundup - United Nations’ 75th anniversary

UN Roundup

19 October 2020. Rheal LeBlanc joins us for the weekly UN Roundup. This morning we take a look at:  1: The UN will hold direct, face-to-face talks between delegations of the 5+5 Joint Mi...

Learn More: Bilingual Education

Learn More

Living, as we do, in a multilingual environment it's important that schools make sure today’s students are as comfortable in different languages. The Institute International de La...

McKay Interview: Karel Leeflang - what will be the 'new normal'?

The McKay Interview

Michael's guest is Karel Leeflang. His bread and butter is in leading large-scale transformations, both as a corporate executive and advisor. And in describing what he does, jargon words and...

The number of infections continue to rise. Over 5,000 new cases have been reported in the last 24 hours. Valais remains the worst affected canton with over 1,000 cases per 100,000. Canton Jura i...

The former head of the communicable disease unit at the Federal Health Office, Daniel Koch, says he would be opposed to a second lockdown as a response to the new wave of infections.

France has announced a wider curfew which will now cover 46 million people in the country – including many areas surrounding Switzerland.

With fears of a new lockdown coming – there’s signs people are beginning to panic buy once again.

Crowds gathered at the Rossens dam in canton Fribourg yesterday to watch a dramatic release of water.

A further 5,596 people have tested positive for covid-19, eleven have died and a further 115 people have been admitted to hospital.