else in switzerland that kills one in - on the market, and nothing else in switzerland that kills one in two i on the market, and nothing else in switzerland that kills one in two of| switzerland that kills one in two of its lifetime users. it isn't like other products, therefore we need to regulate according to the home of places in society. it is notjust that it kills many people, which absolutely does, but the financial burden on households is massive and for every person that is dying from a smoking—related illness, there are many more which are living with smoking—related illness which is preventing them from working, requiring social care and health care, so the impact is massive on society, so it is totally proportionate that we have pretty strict regulations on this product, because it is not like anything else. . ~ because it is not like anything else. ., ~ , ., sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's hugh good afternoon. two first half tries from hooker jamie george have put england in control of their six nations match in italy. marcus smith got

switzerland lags far behind — sponsoring. switzerland lags far behind the _ sponsoring. switzerland lags far behind the rest _ sponsoring. switzerland lags far behind the rest of- sponsoring. switzerland iagsj far behind the rest of europe over tobacco control. in a survey it ranked second to last. campaigners blame lobbying by the industry. the words biggest tobacco word's biggest tobacco companies have headquarters in switzerland. they contribute $6 billion a year and 11,000 jobs to the swiss economy. there is opposing the ban say it could the door to restrictions on advertising other things. sugar, alcohol, even switzerland's beloved sausages. we are in an era where all advertising is likely to be bad _ advertising is likely to be bad. obviously this is a serious _ bad. obviously this is a serious problem. of really fundamental problem. the swiss government _ fundamental problem. the swiss government sides _ fundamental problem. the swiss government sides with _ fundamental problem. the swissj government sides with business. it is calling for a note to the band but op

ah, the matter horn is switzerland's biggest tourist attraction ah ah . ringback the garner garage railway climes 9 kilometers at a slope of up to 20 percent. after all, there are about 1500 meters of elevation to surmount. located almost above the clouds, the governor garage railway was the 1st fully electrified cog railway in switzerland. it made a significant contribution to the development of so much for any one who can visiting this world of alpine glaciers, at least once, is well worth the trip. ah, and a trip on the glacier express should either begin or end with this. a view of the matter horn, also called god's pyramid, ah ah, voices from the street forbidden. ah, mahogany music isn't it? should mix of bunk, electro and round. it's lyrics are about drugs and women, the song speak to the soul of the younger generation. oh. but now that on performing is linked to it. in 30 minutes, aunt d. w. o africa. it's extraordinary. and not for the faint of heart of bike rides. in cairo, the city is dominated by cards, but activists are pleading their best ca

it is fascinating because switzerland - switzerland? it is fascinating because switzerland has - switzerland? it is fascinating i because switzerland has played a marvellous game. it is wonderfully attracted to these companies. others may have issues over tobacco meaning there is further taxation on things like that, but they have made it very attractive for them to base themselves there. philip morris, american, japan tobacco, we know where that comes from, and british. they have their flags in switzerland. low tax, the regime is perfect. now they find themselves almost perversely having contributed so much money to the swiss economy, now they find themselves being backed off and this is very important because the income is probably about 6.5 billion per year to the swiss authorities, and it affects over 11,500 jobs. a big issue for the population to vote against it. tt issue for the population to vote against it.— vote against it. it is interesting. - vote against it. it is interesting. it - vote against it. it is interesting. it is

ah, the matter horn is switzerland's biggest tourist attraction ah ah . ringback the garner garage railway climes 9 kilometers at a slope of up to 20 percent. after all, there are about 1500 meters of elevation to surmount. located almost above the clouds, the governor garage railway was the 1st fully electrified called a railway in switzerland. it made a significant contribution to the development of so much for anyone who can visiting this world of alpine glaciers at least once, is well worth the trip. ah, and a trip on the glacier express should either begin or end with this. a view of the matter horn, also called god's pyramid, ah ah ah, what is money worth? everything is getting more expensive. inflation is making people nervous. but how did this happen? and could crystal currency offer away out a glimpse into the car flex world of inflation. made in germany in 30 minutes on d, w. o. these force were decades the people of iraq countries devastated. and there's no way to define how did it come to this key witnesses reveal and unprecedented story. they

this place is in switzerland. over the years, the attraction of the glacier express has somewhat paled. in particular, fewer german passengers come because of the strength of the swiss franc. in winter, the train is the only means to travel through the other will a pass which is otherwise closed from november to june. the train goes beneath it in spin us, the route passes by the construction side for the new album or tunnel. the old tunnel opened in 19 o 3 at an altitude of around 1800 meters, which made it one of the highest tunnels. going through a mountain in europe. parallel to the old tunnel at a distance of about 30 meters. construction of the new algola tunnel has been ongoing since 2015 minor is work in a 3 shift system. the main method being used for advancing the tunnel is blasting. mm. a bit further up, the track lies what's known as the most beautiful spot in switzerland. swiss television viewers gave this moniker to the mountain lake. the lie that pipe warn you in 2000 kevin ah, for passengers. this i

sugar, alcohol, even switzerland�*s beloved sausages. we are in an era where all advertising is likely to be bad. obviously this is a serious problem. of really fundamental problem. the swiss government sides with business. it is calling for a note to the band but opinion polls suggest voters think differently. over 60% want an end to tobacco advertising. as ever, in switzerland, were all big policy goes, the swiss are deciding on other things, too. a proposed ban on animal testing and new subsidies for the media. but the key outcome today is likely to be switzerland finally calling time on big tobacco. a riot broke out in sao paulo on saturday night — after the brazilian team, palmeiras, lost the club world cup final to britain�*s chelsea. police moved in to disperse the crowds shortly after the match finished. sao paulo�*s military police said one man was shot and killed in the violence. the match was being played in abu dhabi but thousands of fans had gathered at palmeiras�* stadium in sao paulo to watch on the big screens. th

this allows for switzerland to remove money from the developing world. david, as we already mentioned, credit suisse rejects these revelations, saying they are predominantly historical. these are old account and that they're no longer active. would you say about that? well, i mean, 1st don't, it's simply not true. i didn't quite understand what the bank is saying. this mean in the statement they said they were talking about cases, the guy back to the 1940 s. i mean, this is just wrong. i mean, some of the data goes back to the 940. but the earliest case that we have written about, i think, is the 1990 s, the sons of his name, a borrower, the former gyptian dictator, and everything else we've about a subsequent to the 2000. and so i do not understand what the bank is saying is, i don't think that's a fair response at all. now the bank also says on the one hand that they cannot talk about specific clients. fair enough, but they say that all conclusions are tendentious. they have not identified anything specifically that we have got wrong. now we're not say

sugar, alcohol, even switzerland's beloved sausages. we are in an era where all advertising is likely to be banned. obviously, for the swiss business community, this is a serious problem. of really fundamental problem. the swiss government sides with business. it is calling for a note to the band but opinion polls suggest voters think differently. over 60% want an end to tobacco advertising. as ever, in switzerland, where all big policy goes to a vote, the swiss are deciding on other things, too. a proposed ban on animal testing and new subsidies for the media. but the key outcome today is likely to be switzerland finally calling time on big tobacco. the venezuelan president, nicolas maduro, has urged his supporters to help him defeat corruption and bureaucracy, in the biggest pro—government demonstration in months. addressing large crowds in caracas, mr maduro criticised what he described as "coward leftists," in a thinly veiled reference to left—wing leaders disparaging of his government. opposition supporters, joined by leaderjua

does possible switzerland has already been embarrassed repeatedly in several years, a particular over the last 2 decades for his role in removing money from particularly the developing world. and the country now insist that it has substantially reformed its laws and that it shares information with other countries . that is partly true. however, the, those information sharing agreements that switzerland says it has signed did not generally apply to the developing world. does an interesting question about where this goes to today? the european people's party, the largest parliamentary grouping in to europe, in parliament called for the european commission to consider whether switzerland should be considered a high risk country for money laundering. if that would be very significant developments if that preceded. the 2nd question is quite how this with government will react this week. whether they will consider this a credit suisse problem a switzerland problem, or if they will try to in some way. not deal with the findings, we have to wait to see how this with government reactions under

sugar, alcohol, even switzerland's beloved sausages. we are in an era where all advertising is likely to be banned. 0bviously, for the swiss business community, this is a serious problem. of really fundamental problem. the swiss government sides with business. it is calling for a note to the band but opinion polls suggest voters think differently. over 60% want an end to tobacco advertising. as ever, in switzerland, where all big policy goes to a vote, the swiss are deciding on other things, too. a proposed ban on animal testing and new subsidies for the media. but the key outcome today is likely to be switzerland finally calling time on big tobacco. the headlines on bbc news... a russian invasion of ukraine is �*highly likely�*. that's the assessment of the uk defence secretary — comparing some western diplomatic efforts to the appeasement of nazi germany — ukraine says that is not a �*helpful�* comparison. thirteen people are injured after a mezzanine floor collapses at a pub in east london. following the resignation of th

the world's biggest tobacco companies are based in switzerland. days before the vote, it was revealed that they had been financing the "no" campaign, warning that a ban on tobacco promotion could open the door to restrictions on advertising or other things. sugar, alcohol, even switzerland's beloved sausages. voters weren't impressed. tobacco—related illness claims almost 10,000 swisss lives a year. time, today's result suggest, to put health before profit. imogen foulkes, bbc news. the olympic fate of skater of kamila valieva will become clearer in the coming hours following a lengthy hearing into herfailed drugs test. she's due to take part in the individuals women's event on tuesday but the court of arbitration for sport will announce later whether to suspend her following that failed test in december. the decision by cas will also determine whetehr the gold medal she's already won — in the team event — will stand stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the three trillion dollar man. and one of many people in the north of england receivi

switzerland is where russian oliiarchs and go. switzerland is where russian oligarchs hold _ and go. switzerland is where russian oligarchs hold billions _ and go. switzerland is where russian oligarchs hold billions of _ and go. switzerland is where russian oligarchs hold billions of dollars, - oligarchs hold billions of dollars, he joined the european oligarchs hold billions of dollars, hejoined the european union in imposing sanctions but president putin remains defiant. the so-called western community _ putin remains defiant. the so-called western community as _ putin remains defiant. the so-called western community as a _ putin remains defiant. the so-called western community as a colour - putin remains defiant. the so-called western community as a colour in i putin remains defiant. the so-calledl western community as a colour in my speech the empire of lies is now trying to implement against our country. ukraine's capital kyiv is one of several cities in the country holding back an attack from russian troops — five days af

the decision brings switzerland into line with the rest of europe. imogen faulkes reports from bern. the draft legislation says is promotion, advertising of tobacco, anywhere young people might see it, it is very hard to think of a place where they might not have access to it, so i think it's effectively a band, and a victory for doctors associations, teachers associations, parents and so on, who campaigned hard for this, despite intense lobbying by the industry, the big tobacco companies have their headquarters in switzerland, and the government, who said, look, this legislation goes too far, tobacco remains a legal product, you cannot ban all promotion of it. this time, some commentators are already writing their analysis for tomorrow morning, tobacco might have a lobby among business, among politicians, it has not got a lobby among the people, and under switzerland's system of direct democracy, it is the people who decide. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz. hello. a thoroughly wet day out there is forecast for most parts of the c

there were's. biggest tobacco companies are based in switzerland. there is before the vote, it was revealed that they had been financing the no campaign, warning that a ban on tobacco promotion could open the door to restrictions on advertising or other things. sugar, alcohol, even switzerland's beloved sausages. voters weren't impressed. tobacco —related illness claims almost 10,000 swisss lives a year. time, today posh �*s results suggest, to put health before profit. the prime minister of pakistan, imran khan, has warned that lynchings will be dealt with the �*full severity of the law�* after a man accused of blasphemy was beaten to death. the man was killed on saturday after accusations of desecrating the islamic holy book, the quran. it comes two months after another incident in which a sri lankan man accused of blasphemy was killed in pakistan, sparking protests. 0ur south asia editor anbarasan ethirajan told me more about the latest incident. there were hundreds of people, according to local media reports, in the district of khanewal,

and switzerland holds a referendum on whether to ban tobacco advertising anywhere young people might see it. and coming up at half past two, �*we are england' follows professional photographer conor mcdonnell as he revisits the people and places that shaped his career. the defence secretary, ben wallace, says it's highly likely vladimir putin will order russian forces to attack ukraine. mr wallace says current diplomatic efforts have "a whiff of munich in the air" — a reference to the efforts to make a peace deal with hitler before world war two. he's now returning to the uk from a family holiday in europe early because of his concerns over "the worsening situation in ukraine". russia now has up to 130,000 troops along its border with ukraine. the kremlin has repeatedly denied any plans to invade. here's our political correspondent charlotte rose. visits to moscow this week by the uk defence secretary ben wallace along with phone calls by the prime minister and us presidentjoe biden seem to have done little to change the minds of russian leaders. and scenes of tanks rolling up to

so this is an enormous bank, 2nd biggest in switzerland, but it says it's a brand that people will know around the world. couldn't people expect credit suisse about shipping a bit more attention to who it's allowing to hold money. and it's a cow exactly rob, and that's why credit suisse is coming under such intense scrutiny. because not only are some of these people very well known, but their crimes are well documented and also well known. i'll just go through a very brief list here. we've gotten big names like the sons of the former egyptian, a dictator, hosni mubarak, they've been convicted of embezzlement. and you might also remember the case of the former seaman's employee, a german named edwards. i dell. he confessed in 2006 to german authorities to his role in an industrial sized bribery scheme. yet his accounts remained open well into the next decade. there's another case of a swedish man. he's serving a life sentence for human trafficking, convicted in 2011. his account stayed open for another 2 years. and we also have accounts linked to business men and politicians involved wit

as available to that switzerland 2nd biggest lend, knowingly managed hundreds of millions of dollars for suspected war. criminals corrupt ot crust and drug dealers. thus, at least according to an investigation, by consortium over 40 media organizations, world wide dis, westbank says it rejects insinuations about it's reported practices. let's get more on this from our report to cassandra son to join me in the studio. thanks for joining us, cassandra. now, the, some massive claims in these documents, what do we heard from them? so as you've mentioned just a moment ago, all the stems from an international effort coordinated by the organized crime and corruption reporting project. and it involved 48 different media outlets. big names like the mind and the guardian, and the context here is really what makes this so incredible. folks might know or remember that credit suisse is the 2nd largest bank in switzerland. and this leak included information about 18000 accounts. now, from what we've gathered, we haven't seen the documents, but from what the reports are telling us. most of that tho

switzerland has traditionally been neutral. but on monday, it announced that it was also adopting all the eu's sanctions against russia, including against president putin and foreign minister sergei lavrov. here's the swiss president. translation: russia's attack against ukraine is unacceptable with regards of international law. unacceptable politically speaking and unacceptable from a moral point of view. the federal council has decided to fully adopt the european union sanctions including asset freezing. they are unusual but it's not the first time. switzerland did take sanctions out on syria and they did at some stage on iran. but what was unusual was no wording when the president of the confederation said it is part of neutrality to stand with democracies, it's part of neutrality to stand with human rights. that was quite unusual. that was a shift of how switzerland is defining neutrality. a lot has changed since that thursday night. that the tanks rolled across the borders on many ways. but also on how switzerland defines

close to putting so they will not be able to travel to switzerland. more on the crisis throughout the afternoon but now it is time for a look at the weather. it continues to be a cloudy picture for most of the uk. there see more vain developing especially for england and wales. the north west and windy. when the reasoning is that deep low pressure moves away and heads to iceland. we will be left with this weather front. light and patchy rain. particularly affecting england and wales as we head into the ovi evening. colder air arriving after the rain clears from scotland and northern ireland. could be an inch of rain following in the brecon beacons. we continue to see wet weather in the english channel. temperatures no lower than 9 degrees. a range of temperatures. further north with clearer skies, northern england, and scotland, —102 by this morning. cordova across more northern areas and underneath that have a high pressure, we have still got this weather front in the east and through the english channel on tuesday, bringing with it cloud and outbr

switzerland holds a referendum on whether to ban tobacco advertising anywhere young people might see it. the defence secretary, ben wallace, says it's �*highly likely�* vladimir putin will order russian forces to attack ukraine. mr wallace says current diplomatic efforts have �*a whiff of munich in the air ' —a reference to the efforts to make a peace deal with hitler before world war two. russia now has up to 130,000 troops along its border with ukraine. the kremlin has repeatedly denied any plans to invade. here's our political corresponent charlotte rose. visits to moscow this week by the uk defence secretary ben wallace along with phone calls by the prime minister and us presidentjoe biden seem to have done little to change the minds of russian leaders. and scenes of tanks rolling up to a european border have made some western politicians fearful of history repeating itself. in an interview with the times this morning, mr wallace said the current situation had, "a whiff of munich in the air from some in the west." which many had thought was a reference to attempts by euro

you mentioned the top, andrea, switzerland, neutral switzerland, saying it will join the sanctions for oligarchs and wealthy russians. if you can't trust that your finances are safe in switzerland, where can you have faith that your money is safe. we were talking today, and yarks -- andrea to a group of women, musicians here in a mall, and they were telling us -- one of them told us that she studied at m.i.t., and they don't know whether they will get visas to europe. talking about friends who have savings, where the savings are is collapsing. they wanted to buy a house, they're not able to buy that house. here's a crucial point, i think, andrea. if you think back decades to the cold war, there was this complete isolation between the soviet union and the west. the two sides really didn't know each other. that is not the case now. this part of russia, in particular, moscow, st. petersburg, these main cities are interconnected with europe in the west in a profoundly different way, and the fundamental question is it going to be possible for russia to survive this economic collapse, if you

and switzerland votes to impose and the a total ban on tobacco advertising in a country with one of the highest rates of smoking in europe. ah, deterrence and diplomacy. that's the stance of the u. s. and ukrainian leaders as russia's military takes part and war games along its northern border. ukraine is calling for talks than 48 hours with russia and other members of the organization for security and cooperation in europe. while the countries lead of lot m, as the lensky has invited president biden to kiev, after a phone call between the 2 leaders. while the german chancellor left sholtes is showing his support vowing immediate sanctions. if russia invades he'll be in care of this week before flying on to moscow, while the number of russian forces in better routes is one of the biggest since the end of the cold war, they're engaged in intensive war games, which nate have considered as a potential starting point for an invasion, step bass and reports now from the broken field. the border with ukraine. at this bluff, air field rush and helicopter gunship steak through the air near by do

all aboard the glacier express in switzerland. my colleague, hannah hold takes an exciting journey through this scenic swiss out. we'll find out more about her trip later in the show. i want to welcome to another edition of your max with me, your host. megan lee. here's a look at what else we've got coming up. deliciously deceptive crocheted art from the u. k. what's the appetite for more? and how a blind italian chef still continues to poke in his successful rest. cinemas in berlin are rolling out the red carpets again as the berlin film festival. the ballina gets under way. despite ongoing corona, virus restrictions, 18 films are in the running for the golden and silver barrow wards. and even though digital technology leads the way in promoting the movies, some production companies still advertise with old fashion hand painted cinema posters. austrian artist goods valise is one of the few cinema poster painters. keeping up this unique tradition here in berlin. whether aside die or tragic comedy giant movie posters can be seen al

one of the professionals hoping to win here today is tito garden seat from switzerland . how the the how do you push yourself the harder it is but that's why we here. we do what we love. we love working with horses now team colleagues in tito gardens. he's been playing follow since he was 5. he's seen as an ambassador for the international jet set sport to professional player also organizes tournaments around the world. really has to push for polos, just such an important symbol for me and i'd like to make it more accessible. that's why we put on events like this one in summer. it's or in kids. oh, miami beach or louis. it's important that people get to know the sport and experience it for them. it's something for the whole family information. many people think it's an inaccessible sport, but that's not the case if i tito's father latin. oh god, nancy 1st had the idea of playing polo on snow. back in the 1990s he even played with prince charles landlords and all the people dr. young upon him, we held the snow polo. will premiere here on lake some of it in 1985, like the s

of those that did, switzerland's marco 0dermatt managed it the fastest to take victory. for the olympic title, and 0dermatt has it for 2022! but it was the man who did it the slowest that shared the limelight. benjamin alexander is a former dj who only started skiing when he was 32. now jamaica's first—ever alpine skier, he finished over a minute behind the winner, but his place in olympic folklore was guaranteed. it was the hardest race course that i have ever been on. my back is aching. my legs are aching. i had some treatment with the physio in the break in the middle. still not enough. i need a hot bath and maybe half a dozen beers. well, the heavy snow is certainly causing some disruption. we were meant to have qualifying for the slopestyle skiing here, but that's had to be postponed. fingers crossed for better weather tomorrow. and, on a good day to stay indoors, britain's curlers certainly enjoyed themselves. both the men's and women's teams winning their latest group matches. meanwhile, the 15—year—old russian skater kamila valieva trained this morning ahea

then i could make the design here in switzerland. i'd send it to china and they'd print the houses that could be all set out through blue. these earth houses are head of their time, but more and more people are taking interest in our turn of living concepts. ah, let's say i've received lately, i've been receiving more and more requests. well, you can feel that people are paying greater attention to the environment and they're realizing building a freestanding box isn't environmentally friendly, but this will our understanding of architecture change. how can we live more sustainably? peter gretsch's design may provide at least partial answers to these questions. wall, that was another great example of what nature has to offer. if we open our eyes and ears do it, architecture is just one example. but there are others. here in uganda, for instance, people have been making clothes from a 100 percent renewable source for centuries. now, one designer is using it to make sustainable high fashion. let's take a look. this back will be used to

today, there are about a 100 in switzerland, austria, germany, and on the crimean peninsula. he also designed to this earth hostile public park near syracuse. generally he is weary of the trend to integrate ever more high tech elements in architecture is the savvy, the andric. there's a returned to nature to simplicity high. why all these expectations soon? but oh, able are born from the womb after all in us moved to la. it just felt like got click blitz. why do we keep building everything square little bowen. if he had a key he has been retired for a long time. but that's not falling him down, even at age 79. he keeps working on new projects. currently, he's designing an ecological apartment building job. i mean these are bow as it goes. this building method involves very few materials. when he goes, i don't need to be all that precise. i was on revenge and i'm not fitting boards down to the centimeter. so i can follow my intuition a lot more. 3 thesis is how i build houses a bit like a little kid playing in a sandbox autumn, increasing the height here, or there has eskovill

hi class portal meets the high society at the snow polo. woke up in saint morris, switzerland. but more on that later in the program and with that, welcome to your max. let's see what else we have lined up for you today. with this smoked salmon from noways one of the best in the well a huge crocheted coral reef in the plate of what i will deal in southern germany. in france, this man is a kind of national treasure and for any one who loves fashion, he is to eat some level, some even call him the greatest fashion designer of his time. he is the 1st to be honest in paris, in a very special way, a total of 6 parisian museums have joined forces for a unique project. ah, the last ever showed by french fashion designer eve zillow home was held at the santa pompey doing paris in 2002. he passed away 6 years later, the age of 71. now the world famous museum is honoring said laval with an exhibition to mark the 60th anniversary of the 1st fashion show presented under the name hold on for us, it was important that the san to le pompadour who took part in this project. he often visited ou

even switzerland has come out the neutral switzerland and, and said that what the russians are doing are, isn't acceptable. so really, the whole world is united to confront russia, weiss away some diplomatically, economically, i think the russian economy is in, for a rude awakening in the coming days. their stock market will probably crash dramatically once it actually reopens. and they're going to be completely isolated, which in a way makes things even worse for the ukrainians, because that will mean that bladder. my food will really have nothing to lose and will have to finish this. the prosecution of this campaign, which will be very, very tragic for the planning people that's cybersecurity expert to dmitri outage. thank you very much for your time. thank you. one of the keys to ukraine's ongoing resistance to the ration on flor, it has been the civilian popular population support for its army with their lives turned upside down by the invasion. ordinary ukrainians have found a common purpose in joining their country's war. if it dw mathias sperling, a got to experience that sens

the world's biggest tobacco companies are based in switzerland. days before the vote, it was revealed that they had been financing the "no" campaign, warning that a ban on tobacco promotion could open the door to restrictions on advertising or other things. sugar, alcohol, even switzerland's beloved sausages. voters weren't impressed. tobacco—related illness claims almost 10,000 swisss lives a year. time, today's result suggest, to put health before profit. imogen foulkes, bbc news. at least 13 people have been injured after a floor collapsed at a pub in east london. firefighters rescued seven people who became trapped in the bar in hackney. tolu adeoye reports. the first thing wasn't what we saw, but what we heard. suddenly there was this earthquake—like rumble. it was a casual saturday drink that took a frightening turn. hal was on the mezzanine level of the two more years bar in hackney wick when the floor suddenly gave way. obviously everyone began to scream and we all started to sink, and quite fast. i was lucky. but those people beneath