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Newsline 17.06.2017 | 16:15 UTC News London fire: 58 missing people presumed dead after Grenfell Tower disaster Police said the nearly 60 people still missing after this week's fire are presumed dead. UK Prime Minister May has come under withering attack for initially meeting with local officials but failing to meet with victims. Fire sparks harsh backlash among Londoners Trapped in the burning Grenfell Tower London police: Grenfell tower fire death toll reaches 30 Anger in Britain as Grenfell Tower death toll looks set to rise Grief turns to anger as protesters march over London tower fire response Bill Cosby sexual assault trial ends in mistrial for US comedian-actor The jury deliberated for more than 52 hours over six days but was hopelessly deadlocked on Cosby's guilt or innocence.The judge declared a mistrial, but prosecutors quickly vowed to retry the case before another jury. Jurors in Cosby trial begin deliberations Bill Cosby charged with sexual assault Bill Cosby's defense gives closing argument US comedian Bill Cosby goes on trial for alleged sexual assault US actor and comedian Bill Cosby charged with sexual assault Afghan soldier attacks US troops near Mazar-i-Sharif At least three US troops were injured when an Afghan soldier opened fire at a military base in northern Afghanistan. The incident comes as the US is expected to deploy an additional 4,000 troops to the war-torn country. Mattis: The US is 'not winning' in Afghanistan US to send 4,000 more troops to Afghanistan Afghan soldier kills three US troops in shooting 'China and Russia want US out of Afghanistan' Afghanistan's security situation 'has deteriorated' France's election marathon enters final stretch as overseas territories vote Voting has opened for France's overseas territories in the second round of parliamentary elections. The run-off votes, to take place in mainland France on Sunday, are expected to herald a landslide for Emmanuel Macron. Macron hopes popularity will translate into reforms Key election for Front National's No. 2 French President Macron's LREM party set for big parliamentary majority Macron unveils new French cabinet Exploring Emmanuel Macron's 'revolution' World Saudi blogger Raif Badawi marks five years in prison The journalist Raif Badawi has been in prison for five years. His crime was writing critically about politics and society in Saudi Arabia. The fight for his release goes on. Ensaf Haidar in her own words Ensaf Haidar: 'Raif is suffering a lot' Raif Badawi: a year after sentencing, rights groups urge blogger's release Ensaf Haidar: An appeal to the Saudi government Can Merkel press Saudi authorities on women's rights? Raif Badawi threatened with more lashes, says Saudi blogger's wife Human rights lawyer Samar Badawi released from Saudi detention Kenya Kenyatta-Odinga presidential fight intensifies in Kenya As in 2013, the race for Kenya's presidency is between Uhuru Kenyatta and opposition leader Raila Odinga. Polls show that Kenyatta, now the incumbent, is leading, but the margin is declining as political tensions rise. Kenya: Voting as the only hope How Kenyan youth could swing the 2017 election Opinion: "one of the toughest political battles" since Kenyan independence Kenyan opposition parties form alliance ahead of August elections Kenya's voter registration rocked by fraud claims Kenya: Jubilee Party, uniting or dividing Kenyans? Culture 'Cultural sovereign' Helmut Kohl built an unlikely legacy Helmut Kohl initiated a large number of national artistic institutions that changed Germany's cultural landscape. The government's art expenditures trebled under Kohl's 1982-1998 tenure as chancellor. The photographer who captured Kohl on film World leaders mourn loss of Helmut Kohl Former German Chancellor Helmut Kohl dies, aged 87 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