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Newsline 22.03.2017 | 17:15 UTC Breaking News +++ UK Parliament on lockdown after shots fired - live updates +++ An alleged assailant has been shot after stabbing a policeman outside the British parliament. There were also reports of a car plowing into several people on Westminster Bridge. Attacks outside of UK parliament World Killing Me Softly - Ep 06: Who should I Turn to? Dr Dundu suggests a promising therapy for Imbachi's lead poisoning. Will he treat him even though Aida isn't able to pay for it? Killing Me Softly - Ep 06: Who should I Turn to? Philippine senator: 'No other recourse except to impeach' Duterte Philippine Senator Antonio Trillanes is one of President Rodrigo Duterte's staunchest critics. The lawmaker spoke to DW about the leader's contentious anti-drug campaign that has led to thousands of deaths. Duterte's 'war on drugs' in the Philippines Philippines moves to restore death penalty for drug offenses Alleged hitman links Duterte to 'death squad' killings Looking inside the mind of Philippines' Duterte The civilian surrender - Pakistan reinstates military courts After months of deliberation, Pakistani parliament has approved the extension of controversial military courts. Rights groups lambaste the courts as unconstitutional and see them as a consolidation of military power. Has Pakistan's Zarb-e-Azb military operation failed? Victims' families still traumatized a year after Peshawar attacks Is Pakistani military's power obsession aggravating rights situation? News Dijsselbloem in hot water for saying Eurozone nations blew money on 'booze and women' Eurogroup chairman Jeroen Dijsselbloem has come under increasing pressure over comments he made about debt-ridden nations on playing fast and loose with their money. Italy and Portugal have called for his resignation. Eurozone economy back on track Made in Germany - Greece: the never-ending crisis Eurogroup chief says Greece short term debt relief talks to resume Dijsselbloem criticizes Juncker for laxness on European fiscal rules Dijsselbloem appointed for a second term as Eurogroup president Brussels Attacks Anniversary Brussels marks one-year anniversary of terror attacks Memorials, a moment of silence, and a "minute of noise" have been held to commemorate the one-year anniversary of the Brussels terror attacks. The triple bomb blasts killed 32 people and wounded more than 300 others. Silence in Belgium one year after Brussels attacks Brussels triple bombings remembered one year on Suspect in Brussels and Paris terror attacks charged in France Germany Major refugee abuse case to go to trial in Germany Some 38 people are being charged with abusing refugees in a shelter in the town of Burbach. The investigation has taken over two years after photos were leaked showing abuse that recalled the Abu Ghraib scandal. German police raid security firm accused of abusing asylum seekers Germany's refugee abuse scandal triggers police probe Making amends in a German refugee shelter   © Deutsche Welle 2017