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Newsline 19.04.2017 | 16:15 UTC Breaking News UK parliament votes 522 to 13 to back June 8 general election The British Prime Minister Theresa May has won the vote in parliament to back her call for an early general election. She said the result will help unify parliament behind her Brexit plan and prevent instability. UK parliament to vote on snap election Corbyn: Theresa May cannot be trusted British Prime Minister Theresa May calls for snap elections Rivals slam May's plan to dodge televised debates Scottish nationalists take on London over Brexit British public shocked as Theresa May calls snap election May buys Brexit time with early UK election World The human tragedies at the Mexican wall Her everyday work involves helping deported immigrants at the US-Mexico border. Jana Echterhoff, a volunteer, cannot get the stories of the stranded migrants out of her head. Alexandra von Nahmen reports from Nogales. Texans at border divided on Mexico 'wall' Mexicans deported from US, receive presidential welcome Who will build Trump's long-promised border wall? German firms back off from building Trump's border wall Mexico says Trump won't see a peso for his border wall Opinion: Mexicans and Americans must stand up to Trump Berlin mayor Michael Müller tells Donald Trump: 'Don't build this wall!' HEALTH Cameroon: diabetics at risk due to insulin scarcity Diabetec patients in Cameroon are facing a severe shortage of insulin. Concerns are rising that many could end up dying if they don't get the drug. The government has put the blame on the pharmaceutical supply chain. Childhood type 1 diabetes Diabetes on the rise in Nigeria Dealing with diabetes in Africa New study says humans live longer, but diabetes, smoking hamper life quality News Former UK finance minister Osborne quits parliament, for now George Osborne's announcement came via the Russian-owned "Evening Standard" newspaper where he has been appointed editor. A leading EU remain campaigner, he was fired as finance minister when May took over. UK parties react to snap election call May buys Brexit time with early UK election UK snap elections do not affect Brexit timetable, says Germany UK parliament votes 522 to 13 to back June 8 general election Turkey election board rejects referendum annulment appeals Turkey's top election authority has voted against annulling the referendum to further empower President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Main opposition parties had challenged the results following complaints of vote-rigging. CHP to challenge Turkish election result 'Erdogan has a legitimacy problem' 'Worse than the referendum itself' is Turkey's tragic polarization Erdogan left with a divided Turkey after referendum What happens now following the 'yes' vote in the Turkish referendum? Why many Turks in Germany voted 'yes' in Erdogan's referendum Environment environmental law US environmentalists move from Capitol Hill to the courts The battle against US President Donald Trump's rollback of environmental protections is increasingly being fought in the legal arena, with new lawsuits recently launched to stop actions on pesticides and Arctic drilling. US states challenge Trump with climate lawsuit Trump moves to gut Obama's climate legacy As Trump approves Keystone pipeline, opposition groups vow fight 'not over' Trump's EPA chief Scott Pruitt denies human activity link to climate change In defiance of Trump gag order, environment agency workers will continue to speak out The four horsemen of Trump's ecopocalypse? Why Trump scrapping NASA climate funding is bad news for our planet Citizens across the world are suing their governments over climate change Germany UN Holocaust files reveal Allies' knowledge The UN War Crimes Commission has finally released files that show the Allies knew much more about the Holocaust during WWII than previously thought. Cold War politics kept the files locked away. German judge accused of sabotaging Auschwitz trial 3-D Auschwitz model to help in last Nazi trials in Germany Opinion: The Nazis' support staff are not without guilt Le Pen denies France responsible for wartime round-up of Jews © Deutsche Welle 2017