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British people seeking to end their lives medically will still have to travel to countries where it is legal, like Switzerland, to do so.

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It was awesome.

I was in Switzerland and Japan and Australia and California five or six times a year in Colorado five or six times a year.

And I was skiing in all the best places around the, around the world.

I racked up like 120,000 miles and in like 10 months I'm on my United frequent flyer card.

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Switzerland, uh, when Switzerland play, uh, in their international break.

But I think on merit he's a player that absolutely will thrive in the current system, but so it's only a...

I don't know what to call it.

So he worked extra hours, you know, to, to get back into the winger shape because they tried to build him as a, as a number nine in Italy.

Um, so I think all the issues that he faced here, um, in, uh, in Italy may have affected and given a reason to Yakin to not call him up because he's not playing consistently at RasenBall, not playing consistently at Napoli.

But eventually if you look at the other wingers in the national team for Switzerland, Ruben Vargas, um, then of course Dan Ndoye.

Uh, even Michel Aebischer played, uh, Mikael Aebischer played for, as a winger at times, you know, 'cause whe- when they were playing with two wide midfielders.

So that's the top tier Range Rover.

If you go and buy one in America, or in France, or Switzerland, or wherever else, it doesn't start at Autobiography, it starts at SE or HSE or whatever the lowest spec one is, so you can have one a bit cheaper.

And I just wonder why they've done that in the UK, because you can...

If you go to America and get one, it's not 100, not the equivalent of 150 grand, it's much cheaper.

And we're talking about reverse Yankee issuance in particular, as we've done quite a lot recently, because there's been quite a lot of it.

And that's US companies issuing in the European markets, mainly in euros, but also in Swiss francs and sterling.

We're on for a bumper year, aren't we?

Yeah, well, not just a bump year.

It might be an all-time annual record-breaking year.

Ossoff and John were running some numbers yesterday and we found that investment-grade US companies have issued €96 billion equivalent of bonds in euros, sterling and Swiss francs this year.

That's according to Geologic data, which actually tops the €94 billion they raised in 2025.

And it's just €4 billion short of what was issued in the whole of 2019, which is still the record-breaking year.

The union strongly criticises the policy of automatic promotion in early secondary schools and demands strict limits on smartphones' use during both outside and inside school hours to combat digital distraction.

In international news, British MPs have today rejected a bill to legalise assisted dying in a knife-edge vote, in a huge blow to campaigners in favour of the controversial procedure that is legal in a host of countries, including Canada and Switzerland.

The United States commemorated the 25th anniversary of 9-11 with a sombre Ground Zero ceremony attended by four former presidents, though Donald Trump skipped it to speak at the Pentagon.

The event was marked by searing criticism from victims' relatives accusing past administrations of protecting Saudi Arabia instead of securing justice.

He is between 1.70m and 1.80m tall, has shoulder-length blonde hair and blue-grey eyes.

In international news, British MPs have today rejected a bill to legalise assisted dying in a knife-edge vote, in a huge blow to campaigners in favour of the controversial procedure that is legal in a host of countries, including Canada and Switzerland.

A Hong Kong court has handed three Tiananmen vigil activists jail sentences of between five and seven years today for national security crimes following a trial that has drawn international condemnation.

Li Chuk-yan, who is 69, Albert Ho, 74, and Chow Hang-tung, who is 41, have been behind bars since they were charged in 2021.

In the UK, then, British MPs rejected a bill today to legalise assisted dying in a knife-edge vote.

It dealt a blow to campaigners in favour of the controversial procedure that is legal in a host of countries, including Canada and Switzerland.

And finally, as the world pauses to remember the 9-11 attacks 25 years ago, the legacy of a Gauteng man who died during those attacks in America continues to live on at Johannesburg School.

Nicholas Rowe was just 29 when he attended a business presentation on the 106th floor of the World Trade Center in New York.

Dog, I pictured it and everything.

I would say, okay, he's Switzerland.

Gotcha.

Okay.