Tech CEO dies in Swiss Alps wingsuit accident
British tech executive Graham Dickinson, 29, dies in wingsuit accident in Switzerland. The Oxford graduate and CEO was an experienced BASE jumper.
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Switzerland to Host Eurovision 2026 After Nemo's Victory
The European Broadcasting Union has officially announced that a Swiss city will host the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest following Nemo's landmark victory in Malmö. The intense bidding war between host cities is now underway.
Six Severed Heads Found in Mexican City of Cholula
Mexican authorities launch a major investigation after a horrifying discovery of six decapitated heads in the historic city of Cholula. The heads were found alongside a menacing message, escalating fears of cartel-related violence in the region.
Councils face backlash for removing England flags
Local authorities across England face mounting criticism after removing St George's flags, sparking outrage among residents and politicians alike.
Golf in the Swiss Alps: Crans-sur-Sierre
Experience golf like never before at Crans-sur-Sierre, where the Swiss Alps provide a breathtaking backdrop for an unforgettable round.
HS2 Failures: What UK Can Learn From Swiss Railways
The UK's HS2 project has been plagued by delays and budget overruns. Could Switzerland's efficient rail system hold the key to fixing Britain's infrastructure woes?
£110k Swiss speeding fine leaves driver reeling
A driver in Switzerland has been slapped with a staggering £110,000 fine for speeding on a residential street. The eye-watering penalty has sparked debate over whether the offender can realistically pay up.
Swiss driver fined £800K for speeding—a record!
A wealthy motorist in Switzerland has been slapped with an eye-watering £800,000 fine for speeding—setting a new national record. Discover how the country’s income-based penalty system led to this staggering sum.
Alisha Lehmann completes Juventus transfer
Swiss football sensation Alisha Lehmann has completed a high-profile transfer to Juventus, leaving Aston Villa after a standout season. The social media superstar is set to light up Serie A with her skills and star power.
Village feud drives woman to Swiss suicide clinic
A heartbreaking tale of a British woman driven to assisted suicide after enduring relentless harassment from her village community over a craft shop dispute.
Missing hiker found in melting glacier after 37 years
The remains of a German hiker, missing since 1986, have been recovered from a shrinking Swiss glacier in a stark reminder of climate change's impact.
Migrants land on UK beach as French stand by
Dramatic video captures the moment a small boat packed with migrants reaches a UK beach, raising questions about French border enforcement.
Rayner demands fairer council tax for mansion owners
Deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner urges reform of council tax to ensure wealthy homeowners contribute fairly, easing the burden on local authorities and struggling families.
Missing hiker found in Alps after 30 years
The remains of a German hiker who vanished nearly 30 years ago have been discovered in Switzerland's Valais Alps, solving a long-standing mystery.
Forest target Swiss winger Ndoye in £20m move
Nottingham Forest are reportedly closing in on a deal to sign Swiss international Dan Ndoye from Bologna, as Steve Cooper looks to bolster his attacking options.
Forest close in on Bologna's Swiss midfielder Freuler
Nottingham Forest are reportedly in advanced talks to sign Bologna's Swiss international Remo Freuler, as Steve Cooper looks to strengthen his squad ahead of the new Premier League campaign.
Xhaka shocks football world with Sunderland move
Swiss midfielder Granit Xhaka shocks the football world with a surprise transfer to Sunderland. What does this mean for the Championship side?
Swiss Nurses Overworked: Healthcare Crisis
A recent report reveals the alarming levels of overwork among nurses in Swiss hospitals, raising concerns about patient care and staff wellbeing.
UK councils hike recycling fees amid public backlash
Local authorities across the UK are under fire for increasing charges on recycling and waste disposal, leaving residents frustrated and questioning transparency.
Eliotte Heinz death ruled non-criminal in Mississippi
The death of Eliotte Heinz in Mississippi has been confirmed as non-criminal by local authorities, leaving many questions unanswered about the circumstances.
Mendy released by Swiss club after party controversy
Former Manchester City defender Benjamin Mendy has been released by Swiss club FC Lausanne-Sport following reports of late-night partying, raising questions about his future in football.
Alisha Lehmann named world's sexiest footballer
Swiss football sensation Alisha Lehmann has been voted the world's sexiest footballer, captivating fans with her skills and style both on and off the pitch.
Ineos staffer exits Tour amid doping probe
David Rozman, a key figure in the Ineos cycling team, has left the Tour de France following an investigation by anti-doping authorities. The shocking development raises questions about integrity in professional cycling.
Urgent warning over super account scam targeting UK savers
UK authorities issue an urgent alert over a sophisticated scam targeting super accounts. Learn how to protect your savings from fraudsters.
MPs demand local control of council tax
Cross-party MPs are urging the government to grant local authorities full autonomy over council tax rates, arguing it would empower communities and improve public services.
Worzel Gummidge Festival Returns with Swiss Twist
The beloved Worzel Gummidge scarecrow festival is back in Somerset, featuring a unique Swiss theme this year. Discover the quirky charm and community spirit of this annual event.
Lauterbrunnen: World's Most Beautiful Village
A travel journalist shares their enchanting experience in Switzerland's picturesque village of Lauterbrunnen, often hailed as the most beautiful in the world.
No council tax cuts as government rejects reform calls
The UK government has dismissed calls for council tax reform, confirming no cuts will be made despite growing demands from local authorities and struggling households.
Councils Ban Swearing, Washing Lines & Basketball
Local councils across the UK are enforcing bizarre bans on everything from outdoor laundry to basketball, sparking outrage among residents. Are these rules justified or just plain overreach?
24-hour eviction notices for illegal traveller camps
Local authorities across the UK are enforcing stricter measures against unauthorised traveller encampments, with new powers allowing evictions within just 24 hours. Discover how this policy shift is impacting communities.
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