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Newsline 09.06.2017 | 16:15 UTC News UK PM Theresa May says Tories, DUP are 'only' sides to manage Brexit PM Theresa May has announced a makeshift government to lead the UK through Brexit talks. Some fear that the prime minister is grasping at straws after the snap general elections she called went horribly awry. Pound takes hit after snap election British election - Democratic Unionist Party play the kingmakers After electoral gambit backfire, May vows to form new government - with help UK election results cast cloud over Brexit talks When European politicians bet big - and lost Opinion: Theresa May suffers total defeat Catalonia to hold Spanish independence referendum in October Catalonia's regional government has announced it will hold a referendum on separating from Spain on October 1. The Spanish government, which sees the vote as illegal, has said it will block the referendum. Campaigning for independence in Catalonia (23.12.2015) Former Catalan president Mas banned from office for referendum Catalonian independence rears its head again Weber says EU wouldn't accept Catalan independence Catalans hold mass demo for independence from Spain World South Sudan South Sudan bans foreign journalists The South Sudan Media Authority has banned at least 20 foreign journalists from media coverage in the country for what it termed as "unsubstantiated and unrealistic stories." Government still cracking down on the media in South Sudan South Sudan journalist killed days after President Kiir issues warning Will the ICC prosecute Philippine President Duterte? A supplemental complaint against President Rodrigo Duterte has been filed at the International Criminal Court by two lawmakers in the wake of continued drug-related killings. Ana P. Santos reports from the Netherlands. Duterte's 'war on drugs' in the Philippines Civilians flee fighting in southern Philippines Duterte's real motives behind imposing Philippine martial law Philippines - Black flags and smoke engulf Mindanao Duterte's embarrassing to and fro on South China Sea Why is Duterte so popular in the Philippines? Philippine police conducted vigilante killings, Human Rights Watch says Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte survives impeachment bid Duterte 'paid for killings, including radio host' Muted outrage over Philippine drug killings G20 At a glance: The Compact with Africa The key pillar of Germany's flagship Africa Partnership G20 project aims to improve economic conditions across the continent in areas like private sector investment. DW takes a look at what this means for Africa. German aid to Africa banks on private investment G20 and Africa: Mixed expectations Africa's untapped free trade potential Environment Demand for natural cosmetics drives snail slime boom in Italy The ancient Greeks and Romans used snails for beauty treatments. Now 2,000 years on, snail farming is flourishing in Italy thanks to a new craze for slime-based skincare and health products. It's a slug's life EU reaffirms ban on animal testing for cosmetics Natural Skin Care Recipes Culture Musicians4UnitedEurope Top classical musicians show their support for a united Europe at a special benefit concert at the Radialsystem in Berlin. Sarah Willis is passionate about the message of this newly formed group, Musicians4UnitedEurope. Musicians4UnitedEurope 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