Daily Bulletin | 05.06.2017, 18:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 05.06.2017 | 18:30 UTC News British police identify two London attack suspects British police have named two of three attack suspects who hit pedestrians on London Bridge with a van before going on a stabbing spree Saturday. Seven people died in the attacks before the assailants were shot dead. Talk with DW's Georg Matthes in London on the aftermath of the 3 June attacks Britain mulls security after London attack UK opposition leader calls on prime minister to quit Police seize 'huge amount' of forensic material in London attack raids London terror attacks Police seize 'huge amount' of forensic material in London attack raids Police have seized a large amount of forensic material after raids in London and Essex, with 12 people arrested so far. Officers are working to establish whether the attackers were operating as part of a network. 12 people arrested after London terror attack Raphael Bossong on terror in the UK 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 British people 'will not want to carry on as before' In Britain, tolerance and the 'acceptance' of extremism Madrid to Manchester to London: A chronology of terror in Europe Police raid properties in Birmingham, a deeply divided city 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 +++ UK opposition leader calls on prime minister to quit Britain's opposition Labour Party chief has called on the Conservative prime minister, Theresa May, to resign. Two days after a terror attack and three before a general election, Jeremy Corbyn accused May of police cuts. Separately, May and Corbyn face voters during 'question time' British people 'will not want to carry on as before' Corbyn riles Tories over anti-terror policy 'Very little about Britain's election coverage is objective' May avoids debate as Labour cuts Tory lead Police seize 'huge amount' of forensic material in London attack raids Middle East Arab states cut ties with Qatar in 'terror' spat Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Egypt, the UAE and Yemen have severed diplomatic ties with Qatar over allegations that Doha supports terrorism in the region. Qatar lashed out at the decision, saying it has "no basis in fact." Qatar in the economic crossfire Trump's policy of isolation against Iran Iran President Hassan Rouhani blasts Trump's Saudi summit Iran's Supreme Leader calls the Saudi leaders 'idiots' Discord in the Persian Gulf: Qatar and the Muslim Brotherhood US comedian Bill Cosby goes on trial for alleged sexual assault The trial against US comedian Bill Cosby has started in the US state of Pennsylvania. Cosby faces a number of sexual assault charges. Bill Cosby charged with sexual assault Judge orders US actor Bill Cosby to stand trial in sexual assault criminal case Bill Cosby released on $1 million bail Bill Cosby files countersuit accusing women of defamation Bill Cosby loses bid to have sex assault case scrapped, trial to proceed TOP STORIES Things to know about deportations in Germany Who orders and who carries out deportations? And why do some people who get told to leave get to stay anyway? DW untangles Germany's multi-layered, complex rules about who can be deported under what circumstances. Merkel: 'Voluntary returns and deportation of criminals will continue' Refugee groups protest migrant deportation flight from Munich What happens with rejected asylum applicants who are not deported? Types of protection in Germany for asylum seekers Germany deports Tugce Albayrak attacker to Serbia German parliament passes tighter asylum laws Report: Rate of deportations stagnating in Germany Proposed stricter German deportation rules draw criticism German police head calls for deportations without papers German states rebel against federal government over deportations Sports Ma Long retains table tennis world title after epic battle The Chinese emerged victorious after an enthralling duel with compatriot Fan Zhendong. The final in Dusseldorf went down to a decisive seventh game with the champion prevailing 12-10. Pingpong great Kong Linghui suspended over gambling debt French Open: Murray and Halep cruise through World number one Andy Murray eased into the quarterfinals at the clay grand slam by overpowering Karen Khachanov. Simona Halep looks favorite for the women's title after dispatching Carla Suarez Navarro in just an hour. French Open: Nadal's red hot form continues, Muguruza and Williams exit French Open: Top seed Angelique Kerber knocked out in first round shock Maria Sharapova denied wildcard at French Open Germany's Werner ruled out of Denmark game The RB Leipzig striker had the chance to push for a permanent starting berth. But he will miss the friendly on Tuesday with stomach problems. Löw names six debutants for Confederations Cup 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