Daily Bulletin | 23.03.2017, 19:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 23.03.2017 | 19:30 UTC News London honors victims with candlelight vigil People in London came out to Trafalgar Square to commemorate the victims of Wednesday's attack. Three people were killed when a British-born attacker ran a car into passers-by and stabbed a policeman at Westminster. 'Islamic State' claims responsibility for London attack Police raid properties in Birmingham, a deeply divided city PM May: London attack suspect was British-born, known to UK's MI5 intelligence service London attack: four dead after rampage outside UK parliament Donald Trump, Jr. unleashes Twitter storm with London attack comment The son of US president Trump caused a stir when he criticized an old tweet by London's mayor about the reality of terrorist attacks on big cities. Critics accused Trump Jr. of using terror attack for "political gain." 'Islamic State' claims responsibility for London attack Hope for Labour as Sadiq Khan becomes mayor of London AfD deputy-chief sparks outrage with 'racist' tweet Trump attacks adversaries on Twitter for revoking travel ban NYC police detonate second device following Manhattan bombing Germany owes 'vast' sums of money for NATO, claims US President Donald Trump Israeli teen arrested as main suspect in bomb threats against US Jewish community centers The 19-year old American-Israeli hacker was tracked down as the main suspect in bomb threats against Jewish community in the United States. Investigators arrested the man in his home in southern Israel. Jewish community in the US under attack Former journalist Juan Thompson arrested on suspicion of threatening Jewish centers Growing anti-Semitism in the US Trump decries threats against Jewish centers Bomb threats at US Jewish schools, 100 graves vandalized Culture Poland's World War II museum opens amid controversy A decade in the making, the bold, architecturally striking Museum of the Second World War finally opens in Gdańsk - but its view of history is being challenged. Calls for a balanced account of history as Polish WW2 museum opens New Polish WWII museum at the center of a political standoff Polish government wins Gdansk World War II museum case Breaking News Belgian police arrest man attempting to drive into crowd in Antwerp Police say the suspect tried to enter a busy shopping street in a car traveling at high speed. Extra security and military personnel have been deployed to the northern Belgian port city. Belgium one year after the attacks 'Islamic State' claims responsibility for London attack PM May: London attack suspect was British-born, known to UK's MI5 intelligence service Brussels triple bombings remembered one year on Brussels marks one-year anniversary of terror attacks French truck attacker plotted Nice attack for months, had accomplices: authorities Blame traded over Berlin truck attack After London attack, eyewitnesses reflect on grisly scenes World Police raid properties in Birmingham, a deeply divided city Attention has turned to England's second city in the aftermath of Wednesday's attack on Parliament. Samira Shackle reports. DW News Seven arrests over British Parliament terror attack PM May: London attack suspect was British-born, known to UK's MI5 intelligence service UK schools caught up in extremism debate 'Islamic State' claims responsibility for London attack UK police detain seven people on terrorism suspicions Kremlin critic Voronenkov killed in Kyiv Russian opposition politician Denis Voronenkov has been shot dead in Kyiv. He was a key witness in a case against former Ukrainian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych. A fearless rebel: Second anniversary of Boris Nemtsov's murder Anti-Kremlin activist Ildar Dadin released from prison Q&A with Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny Journalist Pavel Sheremet's murder shocks Ukraine Opinion: Russian politics are as cold as ever Russian opposition politician Navalny links PM Medvedev to billion euro property empire Sports Liberty Media takeover casts shadow over F1 new dawn For the first time in 40 years, an F1 season gets underway without Bernie Ecclestone at the helm. Liberty Media has promised a new era, but an Anti-Trust investigation and a series of gaffes have raised many questions. Formula 1 is just about to get faster Opinion: Worrying early signs as F1 enters new era New F1 owners replace boss Ecclestone What you need to know about F1 in 2017 Formula One: Testing indicates Ferrari may be ready to challenge Mercedes Podolski delivers his own fitting departure By the time Lukas Podolski played his last match for Germany, it had long since been clear that he was past his best as a player. However, Joachim Löw and the national team may come to miss him more than they think. Commentary: Podolski, much more than a mere mascot Retiring Podolski's thunderbolt sinks England in Dortmund friendly Coach Löw hails Podolski as one of Germany's greatest What you need to know about F1 in 2017 New technical regulations, new owners, faster cars, and just maybe - with a little luck - a more competitive field than in recent Mercedes-dominated years: Here's what you need to know about the upcoming F1 season. Formula 1 is just about to get faster Bottas replaces Rosberg at Mercedes, Wehrlein to Sauber Formula One: Testing indicates Ferrari may be ready to challenge Mercedes Wolff, Lauda extend contracts at F1 team Mercedes James Allison to take over as technical director at F1 team Mercedes Paddy Lowe joins Williams as technical director New F1 owners replace boss Ecclestone Opinion: Worrying early signs as F1 enters new era Liberty Media takeover casts shadow over F1 new dawn Environment Living Planet: Tampering with nature Did human-made warming cause Perus devastating flooding? – Why alien eucalyptus trees have caused havoc in Cameroon – and is the weedkiller glyphosate really safe for humans and the environment? Living Planet: Tampering with nature   © Deutsche Welle 2017