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Daily Bulletin 27.04.2017 | 18:30 UTC World Holocaust survivor praises German refugee policy Britain's Lord Dubs, who was rescued from Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia, told DW he fears the plight of child refugees is getting lost amid electioneering and Brexit concerns. He called Germany the "conscience of Europe." Lord Dubs on Germany's refugee policy May doubles down on immigration control in Brexit deal Calais refugees adapt to life in the UK Dunkirk refugee camp is the stuff of nightmares TOP STORIES Merkel warns against British 'illusions' as Brexit negotiations begin In an address to the Bundestag, German Chancellor Angela Merkel talked tough ahead of Saturday's EU-27 summit on Brexit. The UK, she said, would not be as well positioned as EU member states. Conservative expert says EU in strong position on Brexit European dreams in tatters for UK students British PM May dines with EU leaders as Brexit positions harden Is Europe a has-been, 60 years after the Treaty of Rome? UK election 'good for EU' - European Parliament chief News Police shoot man near Berlin hospital Police have cordoned off the area around a hospital in the Kreuzberg district of Berlin after an officer fired one shot hitting a man nearby. London police arrest man with knives near Westminster on suspicion of terrorism London's Metropolitan Police took a man into custody as part of a "stop and search" operation. He was detained in Whitehall - the political heart of the UK - near the site of last month's deadly terror attack. DW News London victims' families unite for Westminster memorial PM May: London attack suspect was British-born, known to UK's MI5 intelligence service UK parliament votes 522 to 13 to back June 8 general election Are Europeans getting used to terror attacks? German 'gun club' raided over possible migrant attack More than 100 officers have swooped on 11 sites in the state of Bavaria belonging to members of an extremist gun club. Investigators believe they may have been planning attacks on minorities. The Neo-Nazi Network Countering right-wing extremism German states aim to cut off public funding to far-right NPD German court upholds fine against PEGIDA frontman Lutz Bachmann for inciting hatred Protesters gather in Dresden for two-year PEGIDA anniversary march Helmut Kohl awarded one-million-euro damages in 'unauthorized biography' case Former German Chancellor Helmut Kohl has won a case against his former ghostwriter for a breach of privacy. Acclaimed broadcast and print journalist Heribert Schwan must pay out one million euros in damages. How do Germans feel about Helmut Kohl? Germany's 'reunification' chancellor Court upholds ban on former Chancellor Kohl's candid quotes Walter Kohl takes personal and political aim at Merkel Helmut Kohl seeking millions in damages in lawsuit over 'damaging' book Helmut Kohl's son gives Merkel partial blame for mother's suicide Germany German soldier arrested for alleged terror plans A German soldier who falsely registered as a Syrian asylum seeker has been arrested for planning a terror attack. Authorities believe the lieutenant was motivated by xenophobia. Germany in the Crosshairs of Terrorism German army investigates 275 suspected cases of right-wing extremism Germany to expand Bundeswehr to almost 200,000 troops Bundeswehr joins police for anti-terror exercises More than 3,500 attacks on refugees in Germany in 2016: report German Defense Ministry sacks general over abuse scandals German Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen has reacted to sex abuse scandals in the military by sacking the army's training commander. Major General Walter Spindler allegedly failed to investigate misconduct properly. German army investigates 275 suspected cases of right-wing extremism Reforms planned for Germany's military after sex abuse scandal Female Bundeswehr soldiers abused and forced to pole-dance Sports Russian doping Richard McLaren: 'The IOC have to react quickly' The author of a report investigating allegations of state-sponsored Russian doping says the IOC 'can't just drag their feet' in reacting to his conclusions. McLaren was speaking at a discussion in German parliament. Russian doping Doping pressure mounts on IOC at German parliament Russia's doping scandal has been up for discussion in Germany's parliament. MPs sought to stress that they wouldn't accept the same IOC inaction of the Rio Games at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang. Richard McLaren: 'The IOC have to react quickly' Russian athlete named in WADA report stripped of gold medal 'We need to clear this up,' says German anti-doping head Gotzmann WADA report confirms 'institutional conspiracy' in Russian sport doping Bundesliga Bayern buy loanee Kingsley Coman from Juventus Bayern Munich have taken their option to make French winger Kingsley Coman a permanent addition to their squad. Coman was on a lengthy loan deal from Juventus, with an option for Bayern to buy set at 21 million euros. Fragile Dortmund take big step towards overcoming growing pains Tennis Sharapova marks comeback from ban with victory The former world number one Maria Sharapova had spent the last 15 months away from the tennis court serving a doping ban. Sharapova faced Italian Roberta Vinci in the first round of the Stuttgart Grand Prix.   Sharapova to return from doping ban, but not everyone's happy Maria Sharapova banned from tennis for two years after failing drugs test Environment Living Planet: Climate crossroads As concerned citizens take part in the People's Climate March on April 29th – we take a look at some efforts to marching the world toward a green energy future. Plus, how did the toad cross the road? Living Planet: Climate crossroads Inside Europe Inside Europe: Produced 27.04.2017 As the second round runoff of France's presidential elections looms, we extensively examine the policies, priorities and personalities of Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen. Plus, protests in Slovakia, Portugal's rebounding economy, Latvian preparations for NATO troops and a newly official hermit in Austria. Inside Europe: Produced 27.04.2017   © Deutsche Welle 2017