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Daily Bulletin 04.06.2017 | 18:30 UTC News London terror attacks Police arrest 12 in connection with London terror attack At least seven people have been killed in London after a vehicle attack on London Bridge followed by a stabbing spree. Twelve people have been arrested in connection with the attack. London police shoot attackers dead London Mayor Sadiq Khan on London Bridge attack Several dead in London Bridge attacks London Bridge attack witness describes incident May: We need to live our lives as one truly United Kingdom DW correspondent Georg Matthes interviews attack eyewitness After London attack, eyewitnesses reflect on grisly scenes Donald Trump turns to the Supreme Court to enforce travel ban Ariana Grande visits Manchester bombing victims in hospital ahead of benefit concert World leaders condemn Manchester attack +++ London terror attacks - live updates +++ Madrid to Manchester to London: A chronology of terror in Europe Paris, Brussels, Berlin, Manchester and now another attack in London? European cities have been increasingly targeted by Islamist extremists in recent years. London police shoot attackers dead Police arrest 12 in connection with London terror attack Opinion: In Britain, we stand against terror together In Manchester, a show of determination, anger, fear and love World leaders condemn Manchester attack Manchester police confirm 22 fatalities after suicide attack Manchester resilient in the face of terrorism Fifth person dies following Stockholm truck attack Nice Attack - Terror Hits France Again String of deadly attacks leaves Paris reeling Political fallout after Berlin Christmas market attack inquiry Report: Rate of deportations stagnating in Germany Germany's government is falling short of its goal to deport significantly more rejected asylum applicants, a newspaper reports. More than 8,000 migrants have been removed so far this year, compared with 25,000 in 2016. Merkel: 'Voluntary returns and deportation of criminals will continue' No future for Afghan deportees Angela Merkel announces temporary halt on Afghan deportations after Kabul bombing German parliament passes tighter asylum laws Nuremberg court frees young Afghan arrested ahead of deportation Proposed stricter German deportation rules draw criticism Taiwan offers to help China transition to democracy on Tiananmen anniversary Taiwan's president has offered to help China shift into democracy on the 28th anniversary of Beijing's crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators in Tiananmen Square. Thousands also gathered in Hong Kong for a vigil. The man behind the 'Tank Man' photo China: Jail sentence for activist Zhai Hong Kong activists split over participation in Tiananmen memorial China executes Tiananmen Square attack 'masterminds' North Korea in mind, Japan town holds evacuation drills The residents of Abu, on Japan's west coast, started evacuation drills after the government asked local officials to prepare for a possible attack from North Korea. Pyongyang slammed the US and China over new sanctions. North Korea fires yet another projectile US military tests ballistic missile interceptor in California amid North Korea threat China, Japan wary of each other over advanced missile radars UN Security Council vows new sanctions on North Korea Hundreds injured during stampede at Champions League screening in Turin A panicked crowd stormed through downtown Turin, Italy, with hundreds sustaining injuries during the stampede at a public screening of a soccer game. Witnesses reported hearing a loud bang, possibly from a firecracker. Real Madrid defeat Juventus 4-1 to win Champions League Ronaldo double secures Real back-to-back Champions League titles World In Britain, tolerance and the 'acceptance' of extremism Political analyst Dwayne Ryan Menezes tells DW that British Prime Minister Theresa May is right to start a difficult conversation about tolerance and extremism. The UK has avoided the discussion for too long, he says. British people 'will not want to carry on as before' British people 'will not want to carry on as before' The latest attack in London comes only days ahead of one of Britain's most crucial general elections in decades. DW asked political scientist Anthony Glees what bearing it might have. The battle for Britain heats up German police arrest suspect allegedly planning suicide attack in Berlin UK's 'Big Brother' anti-terror strategy is flawed, UN expert says 'Very little about Britain's election coverage is objective' Leading UK election candidates answer TV audience questions Corbyn riles Tories over anti-terror policy Britain's PM Theresa May condemns 'worst of humanity' Greek extremists go abroad for training in revolution From anarchists to nihilists, militant Greek youth are increasingly networking with other global forces of violence. Left unchecked, they risk turning into loose cannons, disregarding all costs, reports Anthee Carassava. A Way out for Greece A new generation of Greek terrorists Former Greek Prime Minister Papademos injured in car blast Greek parliament approves more austerity measures amid protests Child refugees in Greece sell sex for smugglers' fees Sports French Open: Nadal's red hot form continues, Muguruza and Williams exit Rafael Nadal's blistering form continued as he beat Roberto Bautista Agut in straight sets. Defeats for Garbine Muguruza and Venus Williams mean there will be a first time Grand Slam champion in the women's draw. French Open: Nadal almost perfect but Djokovic struggles French Open 2016: Garbine Muguruza beats Serena Williams for first Grand Slam win Tuchel not interested in Bayer Leverkusen job, says agent Former Borussia Dortmund boss Thomas Tuchel will not take the vacant Bayer Leverkusen job, according to his agent. Tuchel had been strongly tipped to take over from Tayfun Korkut, who left the post last month. Reports: Ajax coach Bosz set to replace Tuchel at Borussia Dortmund Borussia Dortmund win German Cup, beating Frankfurt 2-1 Leverkusen sack coach Roger Schmidt Tayfun Korkut to leave Leverkusen at end of season Opinion Quietly effective Zidane's Real the best of Champions League era They may not have a 'philosophy' that makes them fashionable but Real Madrid's success means they are the best team of the Champions League era. Their quietly effective coach deserves more credit, says DW's Matt Pearson. Ronaldo double secures Real back-to-back Champions League titles Metronomic maestro Kroos makes Real Madrid tick again Newsletters & Co. Transmedia: The way forward? Join renowned transmedia producer Jeff Gomez and media representatives from across Asia for an intriguing and interactive discussion on new trends that will be changing how audiences around the world understand media. Saving the environment starts with people Meet the Kenyan eco-ambassadors from DW's popular environmental show Eco@Africa. Whether it is waste reduction or innovative ideas, these individuals set an example for how Africa can address its biggest eco-challenges.   © Deutsche Welle 2017