So far there has been only one Swiss citizen up in Space.

Who is it? How did they make it on the ISS? And can we expect more Swiss astronauts soon?

Figure it all out in today's episode of Swiss Up! with Dario

Tay Kinnear talks to Dr Michelle Wright from Health First about the effects of this hot summer weather on our health and what to do if you suspect someone has heatstroke.

What exactly are is celebrated on the 1st of August? Why do many localities light massive fires for the occasion? And might we soon celebrate on the 12th of September too?

Figure it all out in today's episode of Swiss Up! with Dario

Discover Switzerland's dark history of child labourers and the efforts that are being undertaken to repair the harm that was done - in today's episode of Swiss Up! with Dario.

In 1989 it was uncovered that the Swiss citizens were living under a secret surveillance apparatus that no one knew about! How many people were observed? And for what reasons?

Figure it all out in today's episode of Swiss Up! with Dario

Morgane Rochat is on the Committee for the Au Pays des Enfants Festival in Chateau d'Oex. She explains the festival, which includes up to 15 street performances per day, a giant zipline, shows, workshops, classes and activities for the kids and the whole family.

Pays des Enfants takes place 25 - 29 July 2018.

Neil Heritage is 37 years old. He’s from Dorset, England, and he’s currently training to climb the Matterhorn next week. It’s his third attempt and, if he and his team are successful, he’ll be the first double, above-knee amputee to complete the challenge.

Neil lost both of his legs when he was injured by a suicide bomber whilst he was a Corporal in the Army Iraq in 2004. He’s since done a bunch of incredible things; like triathlons, scuba diving, skiing and completed a 4800-km row across the Atlantic Ocean.

WRS's Katt Cullen caught up with Neil, who has been training in Chamonix this week in preparation…

Fun'tastic Days pirate edition - free activities for kids by WRS

Charlie Chaplin spent the last 25 years of his life on the Swiss Riviera close to Vevey. What brought him to Switzerland? Why did he stay? And what does a certain mister Meyer have to do with it? Figure it all out in today's episode of Swiss Up! with Dario.

Image: Charlie Chaplin portrait circa 1920. [Public Domain via Wikipedia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_1apYo6-Ow]

Today we are looking at Swiss German... a misterious language... or is it a dialect? Anyways, tune in to learn about it's history, how it is different from the German spoken in Germany and a sentence you should always remember when taking the train!

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