It might seem cartoonish to picture bars of gold being stored in an underground bunker - but that is exactly what happens in Kandersteg.

Find out on today's episode of Swiss Up! how much is in there and how it got there in the first place.

Today Dario looks back at Switzerland's biggest robbery - CHF 53m! But it didn't go completely to plan - they stole too much money.

Michael McKay talks to Her Excellency Jane Owen.

Her Britannic Majesty’s Ambassador to the Swiss Confederation and non-resident Ambassador to Liechtenstein.

Jane Owen discusses the state of relations between the UK and Switzerland and how there could be lessons provided by the Swiss when it comes to the issue of Brexit.

NOTE: Brexit is a fast moving and ever changing issue. This interview was recorded on the afternoon of Tuesday 13th November 2018. Some discussion topics maybe overtaken by events.

On today's episode, we discuss immigration in Switzerland and the people that are living here undeclared. Dario walks us through the numbers and why people move to Switzerland illegally.

The latest IPCC report gave us troubling news for the future of our planet. Global warming is becoming an increasingly pressing problem and is something we should all be concerned about.

In response, a diverse group of climate researchers came together to form Drawdown Switzerland, headed by John Moorhead.

Tay Kinnear spoke to John about the project and began by asking, what does the latest IPCC report mean, in laymen's terms.

Event information can be found here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/swiss-nobel-laureate-jacques-dubochet-reversing-global-warming-tickets-50608207511

Does Switzerland have any top universities? Well, at least one of the top 20 universities worldwide is in Switzerland. Find out which one and much, much more on today's episode of Swiss Up!

Blood in your urine - Dr Michelle explains the possible causes and what action to take.

Today, Daniel Johnson from the UN discusses:

The World Food Programme announced plans to scale up aid – the UN agency is already providing lifesaving help to 8 million people in Yemen…

https://news.un.org/en/story/2018/11/1025301

This week’s press conferences – there are lots of them, but particularly interesting ones include one on Zimbabwe tomorrow by the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) – there’s a cholera outbreak there and hunger levels are dangerously high…

Public event this Friday 16 November 12.30pm-2pm – panel debate on “Solidarity, Dialogue and Tolerance” among Nations (amid growing xenophobia, forced displacement, conflicts and human rights abuses) Speakers include an archbishop from the Holy See -The Vatican – and Michael Moller, DG at UNOG.

https://www.unog.ch/80256EE60057D930/(httpPages)/865E8679E56BB3BDC1258328004312C7?OpenDocument&year=2015

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is in Europe – he’s been talking about Syria, Yemen, Ebola and multilateralism…

https://news.un.org/en/story/2018/11/1025461

Anne Hornung-Soukup is the president of TPG, the transport public genevois. With the TPG network spanning across the French-Swiss border, there are a lot of factors to consider in running the business.

Join Michael McKay for this week's interview focussing on transport in Geneva.

Around 3,000 Orthodox Jews live in Switzerland, part of a larger number of Swiss Jews. They have a rich history in Switzerland that Dario explains to us today on Swiss Up!