Horse-drawn carriage crash: One person died and 12 were hurt in Switzerland after brakes failed and the carriage hit a tree, throwing passengers out. Scottish football: Rangers ended a 134-day Ibrox wait for a win, smashing St Mirren 5-1 to reach the Premier Sports Cup quarters, with new signing James Penrice scoring on debut. Public inquiry pressure: A petition backed by MPs calls for a UK inquiry into alleged media “hounding” of ex-Cambridge academic Jason Arday after his death. Wildlife rules for homes: Gardeners are warned hedge trimming is effectively off-limits until September to avoid disturbing nesting birds, with serious penalties possible. BBC legal fight: The BBC asked a US court to help obtain testimony and documents from Trump family members in its defamation case. Tourism strain in villages: Residents in a “pretty” UK village say tourist traffic is ruining life and want visitor caps and parking changes. Prisons staffing squeeze: Britain’s newest “super-prison” has hundreds of empty cells because it can’t recruit enough staff. Wildfire travel impact: Greece’s Salamina island is battling multiple wildfires, with evacuations under way and two bodies found. Streaming pick: Nicola Walker’s crime drama “Annika” has landed on Netflix in the UK. Wales farewell: Thousands lined Wales streets as Bonnie Tyler’s coffin was brought home from Spain. Tour guide push (NI): Belfast needs more trained guides as Fleadh returns, with a recruitment drive under way. Arson warning (London): A man has been charged after multiple small fires in London Fields, with police urging people not to light anything during wildfire risk.