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Newsline 18.04.2017 | 16:15 UTC World British public shocked as Theresa May calls snap election With Britain's opposition in disarray, many voters feel the election will be a second vote on Brexit. Samira Shackle reports from London. Britain's May calls for early election British Prime Minister Theresa May calls for snap elections SOCIETY The Nyau cult: unmasking one of Africa's secret societies Members of the Nyau brotherhood, who dance the famous "Gule Wamkulu," know how to keep their identities hidden. Now the group of initiated Chewa men in Malawi, Zambia and Mozambique is getting a modern makeover. Mozambican refugees afraid to return home Enala Gondwe: Fighting child marriage in Malawi HIV-infected man sentenced to two years over ritual sex in Malawi Malawi's LGBT battle for health care Malawi churches back abortion bill The thuggery of 'anti-Romeo' squads causes a stir in India The so-called "anti-Romeo" squads meant to curb instances of sexual harassment of girls in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh have morphed into vigilante gangs attacking innocent civilians. Murali Krishnan reports. "Anti-Romeo Brigade" patrols in Uttar Pradesh Cattle slaughter ban hits Indian famers Meat sellers in India strike amid clampdown on illegal slaughterhouses Attacks on Africans expose India's racist inclinations Narendra Modi's golden opportunity to reform India India grants Ganges and Yamuna rivers 'legal person' status Environment ocean mysteries First living giant shipworm found in Philippines There are new images of a strange, mud-dwelling sea creature previously only known to exist thanks to fossils. The freaky creature lives in an incredibly harsh environment, turning a noxious chemical into energy. Earthworm numbers dwindle, threatening soil health Freaky creatures recently discovered in deep seas News What happens now following the 'yes' vote in the Turkish referendum? The referendum to change Turkey into an "executive presidential system" has passed with the narrowest of margins. DW examines the next steps in the transition period as the constitution undergoes an overhaul. 'Erdogan has a legitimacy problem' What next for Turkey? Turkey: Erdogan victory with an asterisk? After a close referendum, a divided Turkey celebrates, mourns OSCE: Turkey referendum 'contested on an unlevel playing field' Turkish expats living in Europe approve Erdogan power grab Erdogan left with a divided Turkey after referendum Opinion: Turkish referendum must be a wake-up call for Germany Erdogan claims victory in Turkish referendum; opposition plans challenge Australia ends 457 visa program for skilled workers to 'put Australians first' Australia is to abandon a visa program for skilled foreign workers and replace it with a stricter scheme. The aim is to give Australian workers priority for jobs. US Entry Ban - The End of an Open World? Australia under fire over violence at PNG refugee center Australian senator to launch new conservative party as shift to right grows Australia rejects 500 Syrian and Iraqi refugees for security reasons Business UK police arrest Indian business tycoon Vijay Mallya The former liquor and aviation baron has been arrested in London on behalf of authorities in India, where he is wanted on charges of fraud and bank demands that he pay back more than a billion dollars in loans. 'King of Good Times' flees India, and $1.3 billion debt India's Vijay Mallya denies fleeing over debt Arrest warrant issued for Indian tycoon Vijay Mallya   © Deutsche Welle 2017