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Switzerland is spending 354 million to make sure its network of public and private nuclear shelters are in tip-top shape and ready to accommodate all nine million Swiss residents, should the need arise. CBC | World News
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Vast three-mile, £300million bridge is one of UK’s longest — with secrets buried beneath
Under the bridge many will have crossed dozens of times are ruined chapels and barges that show a whole different life in the area. Daily Express :: News Feed
Read More »Vast cave under London once home to thousands of people
Standing above it now in London suburbia, you’d never know what was beneath your feet Daily Express :: News Feed
Read More »Europe’s best beach has vast golden sands, perfect water but none of the crowds
The beach at Rhossili Bay at the western tip of the Gower peninsula is serene and utterly beautiful Daily Express :: Travel Feed
Read More »Vast garbage dump collapses onto homes in Uganda, search for victims continues
The death toll from a landslide at a vast garbage dump in Uganda’s capital of Kampala has risen to 21, police said on Sunday, as rescue workers continued to dig for survivors. CBC | World News
Read More »Iran protests part of ‘vast and very dangerous conspiracy,’ Ayatollah says
Iran gave a glimpse Wednesday into the scale of what may have been the biggest anti-government protests in the 40-year history of the Islamic Republic, with an official saying 200,000 people had taken part and a lawmaker saying 7,000 were arrested. CBC | World News
Read More »Deadly and vast California wildfires could gain momentum in dry winds
Wildfires already well on their way to becoming the deadliest and most destructive in California history could gain momentum Thursday and erase even the modest gains firefighters have made. CBC | World News
Read More »‘The scale is just vast’: Authorities, aid workers in Bangladesh overwhelmed by Rohingya refugees
The movement of Rohingya from Myanmar to Bangladesh is an exodus of vast proportions that has bewildered even the most seasoned aid workers, writes Nahlah Ayed. CBC | World News
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