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Lucky escape for Swiss avalanche cameraman

This content was published on Mar 24, 2018 The cameraman from Swiss television station Tele M1 was buried by the latest avalanche whilst filming early in the morning near the Great St Bernard Hospice on the famous Great St Bernard Pass near to the Italian border. He had hiked up to the hostel with a group of people and their St Bernard dogs…

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Ken Loach talks Brexit, Swiss wealth and a ‘new kind of poverty’

This content was published on Mar 24, 2018 British filmmaker Ken Loach shared how a working-class upbringing influenced him, his take on poverty and Brexit during a visit to Switzerland.

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Ken Loach on his work & influences

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Ken Loach on Brexit’s impact

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CHF50 for a piece of a Picasso?

This content was published on Mar 24, 2018 Let’s face it, you’ll probably never be able to afford a Picasso. But what if you could buy just a tiny piece…?

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‘Blue my mind’ tops Swiss film awards

This content was published on Mar 23, 2018 "Blue my mind" by Lisa Brühlmann has come out as top film of the 2018 Swiss Film Awards, sweeping three awards.

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Bern bomb scare: no danger of explosion

This content was published on Mar 23, 2018 Police say the man who threatened to detonate a bomb in a church in the Swiss capital earlier this month was not carrying anything dangerous.

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The football hooligan: ‘we also like a day out shopping’

This content was published on Mar 22, 2018 Jan speaks about what it means to be a Swiss football hooligan.

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Kin of French avalanche victims crowdfund to cover ‘rescue’ costs

This content was published on Mar 22, 2018 “This pot aims at covering the costs of searches carried out by the rescue services to find our loved ones carried away by an avalanche in the region of Valais in Switzerland, as well as their repatriation,” reads the appeal on an internet platform. So far, the campaign has managed to raise more than €38,000…

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Geneva launches Ramadan school probe

This content was published on Mar 21, 2018 The role of the canton’s education department in the affair will also be probed following allegations that some students had raised the alarm between 1984 and 2004 when the Islamic scholar taught in the area. Ramadan is currently in prison in Paris facing three accusations of rape. In November a Swiss newspaper reported allegations of…

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