Drug-busting with customs officers at Zurich airport
As more and more cocaine continues to enter Europe, customs officials at Zurich Airport are among those trying to curb the illegal trade. Swiss public television, SRF, spent the day with them to learn more about how they sniff out the addictive drug.
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I have a wealth of experience as a journalist working in Switzerland and enjoy producing videos, articles and podcasts on a range of subjects, recently focused mainly on politics and the environment. Born in the UK, I studied law at Nottingham University, then went on to attend the first-ever post-graduate radio journalism college in London. After working as a radio journalist in the UK and then Switzerland from 1984 to 1995, I returned to the UK to complete a post-graduate diploma in film at Bournemouth Film School. I have been working as a video journalist ever since.
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