VIENNA TOPS THE CHARTS

A quality of living survey has named the world’s best cities. Marked on issues like healthcare, crime, recreation facilities and education, it placed Vienna top, followed by Zurich, Auckland, Munich and Vancouver. No surprises at the other end of the scale with Iraq’s Baghdad named the worst place in the world to live, followed by Bangui in the Central African Republic, Sana’a in Yemen, Port au Prince in Haiti and Khartoum in Sudan.