Swiss vote to keep army guns at home

 Switzerland, which has the highest rate of suicide by firearms in Europe, voted Sunday to hold fast to its long-standing tradition of letting citizens keep army-issue weapons at home.A referendum, launched by a coalition of non-governmental groups, religious authorities and centre-left parties, sought to get the weapons stored in armouries instead.The initiative also wanted to abolish the practice of allowing those on military service to keep their government-issue assault rifles even after they leave the army.Just two hours after polls closed, 22 out...