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Daily Bulletin 02.10.2017 | 18:30 UTC News +++ Las Vegas shooting: 58 people dead, 500 injured - live updates +++ Police say at least 58 people have been killed in a mass shooting at a music festival in Las Vegas. More than 500 were hurt. Police report the lone 64-year-old suspect killed himself as officers stormed his hotel room. US President Trump: Vegas attack an 'act of pure evil' Gunfire rings out at Mandalay Bay Police: 'Suspect was identified as Stephen Craig Paddock' Carsten von Nahmen, DW correspondent in Washington, DC on the Las Vegas shooting Las Vegas shooting: What is the Route 91 Harvest Festival? Puigdemont urges Spain to withdraw police from Catalonia Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont says his cabinet will create a commission to investigate claims of police violence during Sunday's independence referendum. He has ordered Spanish police out of the semiautonomous region. Catalan leader: Referendum paves way for independence from Spain Catalonia referendum violence prompts European reaction Catalonia votes amid violent clashes Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont could face arrest over referendum Abdelkader Merah: Brother of Toulouse terrorist goes on trial The older brother of a French extremist has gone on trial accused of helping his sibling prepare a 2012 terror rampage in Toulouse. Over nine days, Mohammed Merah killed several Jewish children and two Muslim soldiers. Toulouse Shootings May Upend French Presidential Race (23.03.2012) French killer's brother says he is 'proud' of him French shooting suspect found dead after shoot-out Shooter's Pakistan connection raises alarm French gunman buried in Toulouse amid mixed messages Deadly knife attack at Marseille train station Gunman's brother questioned by French anti-terror unit Facebook to give Russia-linked ads to US Congress The US-based Facebook has pledged to meet US lawmakers and provide them with copies of some 3,000 political ads that ran during the last year's election. Company representatives say ads may be linked to a Russian firm. @dwnews - Facebook to fight fake news with new feature Trolls, hackers and fake news in Germany's election Facebook, Twitter, Google called on to meet US intelligence committees Facebook, Russia and the US elections - what you need to know Facebook reveals alleged Russia-funded political ad campaign in US Facebook agrees to disclose US election ads bought by Russian agency Over 100,000 stranded after Monarch airline shuts down The UK is struggling to repatriate some 110,000 people after the country's Monarch airline stopped operating its flights. The government asked the aviation authority to provide planes to transport British citizens home. Pilots revolt at Ryanair Ryanair cancels hundreds of flights, sparking outrage from customers Ryanair cancels thousands of flights due to pilot shortage World EU dodges Catalonia independence question The European Commission has not taken an official position on the independence referendum in Catalonia. But now some European lawmakers are calling for it to mediate. DW's Bernd Riegert reports from Brussels. Rift between Catalonia and rest of Spain widens after vote Puigdemont urges Spain to withdraw police from Catalonia Catalan leader: Referendum paves way for independence from Spain Catalonia votes amid violent clashes Catalan officials say some 90 percent of Catalans voted "yes" to independence from Spain in disputed referendum Catalan independence - what you need to know Science Nobel Prize Nobel Prize for Medicine awarded to Jeffrey C. Hall, Michael Rosbash and Michael W. Young for discoveries of mechanisms for biological clocks The 2017 Nobel Prize for Medicine has been awarded to three Americans for their discoveries about the body's rhythms. The researchers isolated a gene that controls the normal daily biological rhythm. Announcement of the 2017 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine to three US scientists on mechanisms underlying circadian rhythms Environment climate refugees Climate change drives Solomon Islands' people of the sea ashore The inhabitants of Lau Lagoon in Solomon Islands have lived in harmony with nature for generations. Now their entire way of life is vanishing beneath the waves. Paris Agreement without the US: Island states 'may have to abandon their territories' Sports Bayern Munich's Franck Ribery out for the rest of the year with ligament damage Bayern Munich's new coach will have to do without Franck Ribery until the end of 2017, after the club confirmed that the knee injury he suffered on Sunday was serious. Ribery will join Manuel Neuer on the sidelines. Reliance on 'Robbery' is the first thing new Bayern Munich boss has to fix Bayern Munich part ways with coach Carlo Ancelotti RB Leipzig's Timo Werner out of Germany internationals RB Leipzig striker Timo Werner is out of Germany's final two World Cup qualifiers against Northern Ireland and Azebaijan as he continues to suffer from an unusual injury. But the noise in Istanbul was not a factor. Champions League: Timo Werner injury and Besiktas loss leaves Leipzig in trouble Leipzig's Werner escapes punishment for dive against Schalke Mats Hummels denies being the Bayern Munich 'king slayer' The fallout from the sacking of Carlo Ancelotti continues at Bayern Munich, with Mats Hummels denying he plotted to oust the Italian coach. Hummels was widely reported to be one of five players who wanted Ancelotti out. Robert Lewandowski on Bayern's transfers and the commercialization of football Bayern Munich part ways with coach Carlo Ancelotti Neymar and Kylian Mbappe offer Bayern evidence that big goals require big money Reliance on 'Robbery' is the first thing new Bayern Munich boss has to fix   © Deutsche Welle 2017