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Newsline 06.06.2017 | 16:15 UTC News Paris police shoot would-be attacker outside Notre Dame French police say an officer has shot and injured a man who tried to assault him with a hammer outside Notre Dame Cathedral. They are warning the public to keep clear of the area. Madrid to Manchester to London: A chronology of terror in Europe French police tighten election security after Paris shooting Suspected terrorist strikes Paris days before French presidential election United Kingdom London police pressed to explain 'Jihadi Next Door' case Police have come under scrutiny for failing to stop a known extremist who appeared on TV and went on to commit a deadly attack in the UK capital. London Mayor Sadiq Khan urged police to "answer the legitimate questions." Police name London Bridge attackers 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 British people 'will not want to carry on as before' In Britain, tolerance and the 'acceptance' of extremism Trump 'still welcome' in UK despite London mayor spat Despite tensions between the US president and London's mayor, the UK foreign secretary has sanctioned the state visit. In the wake of a deadly attack in London, Donald Trump lashed out at the mayor by misquoting him. London Mayor Sadiq Khan on terror attack London police pressed to explain 'Jihadi Next Door' case Donald Trump, Jr. unleashes Twitter storm with London attack comment Trump's planned UK state visit divides Brits +++ London attacks - live updates +++ Survey confirms Macron parliamentary poll lead A sizeable parliamentary majority remains likely for President Emmanuel Macron, according to a new survey. Already, his centrist LREM party is leading in 10 out of 11 constituencies among French voters abroad. Macron fields political novices in election French ministers Ferrand and de Sarnez under pressure already Exploring Emmanuel Macron's 'revolution' World Sizzling heat wave hits hard India's poor Many parts of India have been gripped by scorching heat over the past couple of months. As the mercury has shot up, even breaching the 48 degrees Celsius mark, hundreds of vulnerable people pay a heavy price. Millions face water shortages in India Blistering heat wave kills hundreds in India Northern India reels as temperatures clear 50 degrees Celsius How women are pushing back against rape culture in South Africa South Africa's sexual offense statistics are alarming. A high-profile court case sparked a national debate about rape culture as well as the formation of a group that is fighting for justice for survivors. In Depth Against terror backdrop, the UK prepares to vote Two days days before the UK general election, pollsters are still predicting a comfortable win for the Conservatives. However, Labour has managed to close the gap. Samira Shackle reports from London. Separately, May and Corbyn face voters during 'question time' The battle for Britain heats up UK's Labour shedding traditional voters Theresa May's cult of personality UK opposition leader calls on prime minister to quit May avoids debate as Labour cuts Tory lead 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