Daily Bulletin | 16.04.2017, 18:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 16.04.2017 | 18:30 UTC News ++ Turkey referendum live updates ++ Votes in favor of constitutional changes stand at a narrow lead of 51.3 percent with almost all of the ballots counted. The new system will hand sweeping powers to Turkish President Reccep Tayip Erdogan. Turkish opposition leader denounces 'illegal practices' Turkey has voted: Dorian Jones from Istanbul Historic referendum underway in Turkey Campaigning ends ahead of Turkish referendum German Turks in Cologne stay cool about Turkish referendum What you need to know about the Turkish referendum Observers to guard against voter fraud in Turkey's referendum 'Yes' takes lead in Turkey referendum with quarter of ballots counted: Media Pope Francis condemns deadly attack on Syria bus convoy In his message for Easter Sunday, Pope Francis described the Aleppo bomb blast which left 112 people dead as "ignoble." He spoke in favor of those helping the civilian population and the victims of the Syrian war. Pope Francis washes inmates 'feet in Easter ritual' Pope washes feet of ex-mafia members ahead of Easter Thousands of Catholics pray with pope at Rome's Colosseum Everything you probably didn't know about former Pope Benedict XVI as he turns 90 US Vice President Pence arrives in Seoul amid heightened Korea tension US Vice President Mike Pence has arrived in South Korea at the start of his 10-day Asia trip amid increasing tensions on the Korean Peninsula. His visit comes just after North Korea's failed missile launch. North Korea's well-timed display of might South Korean defense ministry says North Korea fails in latest ballistic missile launch North Korea vows to respond to US aggression with 'nuclear attack' 'Mother of all bombs' - what has it achieved? Gaza's only power station shuts down over fuel shortage The only functioning power plant in the Palestinian territory is out of action after running out of fuel. The local electricity company blamed a "dispute" between Hamas and the Palestinian Authority for the outage. Gaza inhabitants protest energy cuts UN suspends missions to Gaza after Hamas shuts border Hamas security forces break up Gaza protest over electricity crisis Aid deliveries from Turkey begin arriving in Gaza Strip HRW: Israel and Egypt deny aid workers access to Gaza Britain to lose two key EU agencies within weeks - report A British newspaper says Brussels will proceed with plans to remove the EU banking and medicine agencies from London after the Brexit vote. A so-called "beauty contest" will be held to decide their new homes. EU lawmakers adopt Brexit resolution - Interview with David McAllister EU outlines Brexit negotiation terms Luxembourg wants to host EU banking authority Brexodus: scaremongering hype or a reality check for the UK's financial sector? German foreign minister calls UK's Brexit timetable 'unrealistic' BoE chief Carney: Brexit is 'litmus test' for financial system World Turks in Germany German Turks in Cologne stay cool about Turkish referendum Turks living in the city of Cologne have mixed views on the referendum issue, but say there is little tension between the two sides. DW's Cristina Burack reports from "Little Istanbul." Germany-Turkey: The escalating war of words ++ Turkey referendum live updates ++ Thousands of Kurds protest Turkey in Frankfurt Turkey's Cavusoglu accuses Germany of 'systematic antagonism' Voting closes in Germany ahead of Turkey referendum What you need to know about the Turkish-German row Sports Formula One: Vettel holds off Hamilton for win in Bahrain GP Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel picked up his second victory of the young F1 season in Sakhir, holding off Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton. The win puts him back on top of the driver's championship standings after three races. Formula One: Vettel stuns Hamilton to win season-opening Australian Grand Prix Bottas takes first ever pole for Bahrain GP Bundesliga Red hot Bremen win again, Darmstadt keep faint hopes alive Red hot Werder Bremen recovered from a goal down to win for the seventh time in nine games and move up to eighth. Elsewhere, a dramatic late winner from Jerome Gondorf kept Darmstadt's survival hopes just about alive. What to watch out for on Bundesliga Matchday 29 Europa League: Sorry Schalke fall to limp Ajax defeat   © Deutsche Welle 2017