An unexploded World War 2 bomb has halted construction work in Annecy and closed nearby roads.
The 250 kilo British bomb was buried under tonnes of sand while waiting for experts to defuse it.
It’s thought the bomb was dropped during a raid in 1944.
Traffic diversions will stay in place until it can be moved.
Fuel rise to pay for autoroute expansion?
Some reports suggest the price of petrol will have to go up to cover the cost of the autoroute expansion if it goes ahead after the vote next month.
Dusk warning for drivers
With the nights getting longer and dusk getting earlier, drivers are being warned to watch out for wild animals on the roads.
Busy weekends at Geneva Airport
Geneva airport was very busy last weekend, due to the school holidays – and this weekend will be similar.
School needs emergency enlargement
A Geneva primary school needs urgent expansion to accommodate hundreds of new kids.
Village being closed by govt
The government is closing a village – and everyone has to move out.
CERN visitor centre beats expecations
The visitor centre at CERN has been open a year - and the number of visitors is exceeding all expectations.
