The Swiss
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| Active from | 2007 |
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| Genres | Dance/Electronic |
| Members | Luke Million |
| Donnie Sloan | |
| Albums | Kitsuné: In the City - EP |
| Bubble Bath | |
| Record labels | Kitsune |
| Modular Recordings | |
| Really Real Records | |
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| ID | 1793263 |
About The Swiss
Why businesses are pulling billions in profits from China
... China needs to make corrections " China is currently facing slower growth and needs to make some corrections, " says a spokesperson for The Swiss industrial machinery manufacturer Oerlikon, which pulled 250m francs ($277m; £227m) from China last year...
Parkinson's implant restores man's ability to walk
... " Brain stimulationThe work is a collaboration between The Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, the city s hospital and university, the French National Institute of Health and Medical Research and the University of Bordeaux...
Swiss village of Aarwangen in ding-dong over challenge to cowbells
... Before long, in good Swiss tradition, a petition had been organised, gathering signatures for a vote to keep the bells because, it reads, " we, The Swiss [want to] preserve and maintain our lived traditions in the future"...
Nicholas Witchell: BBC royal correspondent to retire next year
... In 2005, at a photoshoot in The Swiss Alps, the then Prince of Wales, now King Charles III, was heard on mic making disparaging remarks about the journalist, after he had asked a question about his upcoming marriage to Camilla Parker Bowles...
Yury Garavsky: Swiss trial acquits man who admitted abducting Belarus politicians
... She had been looking to The Swiss legal system to record what her family has long been sure of: that her father was killed because of his politics...
Swiss glaciers get 10% smaller in two years
... The statistics come in the annual report of The Swiss Glacier Monitoring Network (Glamos), whose team of researchers have been monitoring 176 of Switzerland s 1,400 glaciers for years...
Former Belarus 'hit squad' member to stand trial in Switzerland
... The fact that The Swiss are applying the treaty makes this a significant legal moment...
High-altitude heist shocks Switzerland
... Switzerland is still a country where cash is used on a regular basis, and The Swiss are proud of their voluntary work maintaining hiking paths and climbing routes...
Nicholas Witchell: BBC royal correspondent to retire next year
By Paul GlynnEntertainment report
The Bbc 's royal correspondent Nicholas Witchell is To Retire after nearly five decades with The Corporation .
Witchell, who joined the broadcaster as a trainee in 1976, has covered the Royal Family for The Last 25 years.
He reported on the deaths of and, as well as multiple royal weddings, births and funerals.
The Bbc confirmed Witchell, 70, will depart next year. " It's Time I shoved off to Focus On other things, " He Said .
" It has been a huge privilege for nearly half a century to work for simply The Best news broadcaster in The World alongside some of the very finest producers, camera operators, editors and others, " Witchell wrote in an announcement sent to BBC staff.
" I hope Britain realises what it has in The Bbc and cherishes it. "
The Bbc 's director of news content, Richard Burgess, said Witchell's " consummate reporting" on the death of The Queen Last Year " defined much of The Bbc 's coverage, combining insight with expertise and sensitive commentary".
While he was thanked by his BBC colleagues This Week for his " remarkable service" Witchell once famously proved to be less popular with one top royal.
In 2005, at a photoshoot in the Swiss Alps , the then Prince of Wales, now King Charles III, was heard on mic making disparaging remarks about The Journalist , after he had asked A Question about his upcoming marriage to Camilla Parker Bowles.
" Bloody people, " said The Royal . " I can't bear that man. I mean, he is so awful, he really is. "
A few years after having joined The Bbc fresh from Leeds University, in 1979, Witchell joined its Northern Ireland newsroom, reporting on The Hunger strikes, the murder of Earl Mountbatten and The Killing of 19 British soldiers on the same day at Warrenpoint.
He later moved to London, covering the Falklands War , as well as UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher 's successful 1983 general election campaign.
He then returned to Belfast in 1983 to become The Bbc 's Ireland correspondent.
Alongside Sue Lawley he became one of the founding presenters of the Six O'Clock News in 1984, before going on to become The Launch presenter of another new show, BBC Breakfast News , alongside the late Jill Dando .
Witchell returned to frontline reporting for Panorama, And Then as The Bbc 's diplomatic correspondent from 1994.
During A Trip to south East Asia in 1997, Witchell became one of The First journalists to learn of the death of Diana, Princess of Wales in a car crash In Paris in 1997.
He also provided live radio commentary from outside Westminster Abbey at her funeral.
He took on The Role of royal correspondent The Following year.
He reported on the deaths of The Queen Mother and Prince Philip , The Duke of Edinburgh; as well as the weddings of Prince William and Prince Harry , and the births of royal babies including Prince George and Princess Charlotte.
The Bbc has Not Yet announced who will replace Witchell when he leaves early next year.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
