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• Govt ready to step in on train staff attacks

  Swiss Federal Railways says assaults on train staff remain a daily reality - and it seems the government is ready to step in.

• Police have to disclose nationality of offenders

  Switzerland’s Senate has voted to require police to systematically mention the nationality of suspects when communicating about crimes.

• Valais bar association says no new fire laws are needed

  The association that represents bars and restaurants in canon Valais - GastroValais - has caused outrage by writing to all cantonal parliamentarians saying no new safety fire laws are needed.

• Major Swiss firm to cut jobs

  The Swiss logistics firm - Kühne+Nagel - says it will have to lay off 2,000 staff. Around 1,000 more than previously believed.

• Post your ballots on time

  If you’re voting by post this weekend - get your ballot in the mail.

• This winter was significantly warmer than average

  MeteoSwiss says the winter was significantly warmer than average, despite dense fog on the Swiss Plateau in December and a bitterly cold start to the year.