No, the Swiss president, Alain Berset, has not been arrested.
Thousands clicked on a fake news link yesterday – only to be taken to a page which looked like a news site run by the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation.
That also was fake.
It was an advert for a cypto-currency trading platform.
Many media outlets immediately reported the advert to online companies – including Google.
It has now been taken down, but experts say its almost impossible to track down those responsible.
Elderly deaths rise during the heatwave
Switzerland's June heatwave is being blamed for around 200 additional deaths among people over 65, according to new federal figures.
Bars can stay open all night for Quarter-Final clash
Geneva is allowing bars and restaurants to stay open through the night this Saturday so fans can watch the World Cup quarter-final against Argentina.
Swiss football shirts sell out
Football fever is emptying the shelves.
Geneva bans forest fires
Geneva is banning all fires in forests and near woodland as the risk of wildfires rises.
Small girl left alone on train
A five-year-old girl was accidentally left alone on a train in canton Fribourg after missing her stop on the way to school.
Twint rival launches
A Swiss-made rival to Twint has officially launched.
