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Daily Bulletin 04.10.2017 | 18:30 UTC World Theresa May ignores Brexit to focus on domestic agenda The embattled UK prime minister's keynote speech in Manchester was overshadowed by a coughing fit and a surprise interruption. Samira Shackle reports. Mishaps disrupt British PM May's keynote party speech EU asks Theresa May to translate words into action Theresa May struggles to sell vision of the 'British Dream' UK PM Theresa May proposes Brexit transition in Florence speech Does Labour's Jeremy Corbyn show Germany's SPD a way forward? EU lawmakers slam lack of Brexit progress, putting trade talks out of reach Are Theresa May's days numbered? Why was Taj Mahal excluded from Indian tourism brochure? A decision to omit the Taj Mahal from a tourism booklet has ignited controversy in India, with the ruling BJP party being accused of excluding non-Hindu heritage sites. Murali Krishnan reports. Nationalism in Prime Minister Modi's India A viewer video from India #NewNationalism: 'Turn India into a Hindu state' Modi's BJP wins landslide in India's most populous state Hindu nationalists promise 'superior' Indian babies Indian Muslims who support Hindu nationalism World in Progress: Rohingya crisis in Myanmar This week, we'll talk about the Rohingya Muslim minority in Myanmar, a country formerly known as Burma. More than half a million Rohingya have fled to neighboring Bangladesh over the last weeks after a military crackdown. World in Progress: Rohingya crisis in Myanmar News Germany hopes for 'de-escalation' in Catalonia A spokesman for Chancellor Angela Merkel has said that rule of law must hold in Spain after Catalonia's disputed referendum. Catalonia's regional parliament has said it wants to vote on declaring independence on Monday. Catalans protest against police violence Spain's king takes sides in the Catalan secession crisis How will the EU respond to Spain's political crisis? Markets price in new risk as Catalan standoff beckons Sympathy for Catalan independence grows in Madrid Spain's King Felipe: Catalan leaders 'irresponsible,' state must ensure 'constitutional order' Catalan leader urges police withdrawal as Madrid defends crackdown EU dodges Catalonia independence question Catalonia referendum violence prompts European reaction Secretary of State Rex Tillerson rejects rumors of resignation US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has denied a report that suggested he spoke with Vice President Mike Pence about leaving his post. President Donald Trump condemned the report, calling it "fake news." US-North Korea 'back-channel talks happening' Rex Tillerson travels to China to discuss North Korea Russia 'ready to combine efforts' with North Korea toward peaceful solution to nuclear crisis Munich shooting: Gunman had ideological motivations, say experts David S. killed nine people at a Munich shopping center last year, before shooting himself. Authorities didn't believe the attack was motivated by extremist politics or ideology, but new findings suggest otherwise. Munich shooting spree report released Munich shooting suspect dead Munich shooting: Darknet weapons dealer goes on trial Munich mourns victims of mass shooting at Olympia mall Munich shooter liked Nazis, Breivik, identified as Aryan, says report In Munich, recovery comes with frustration Fatah and Hamas: Rival Palestinian groups with unique goals Fatah and Hamas are trying to establish a unity government after years of pursuing rival paths to a Palestinian state. DW looks at the movements, their goals and what has hindered the two groups from working together. Why does the Palestinian government allow incitement of violence against Israelis? | Conflict Zone 'Palestinians want reconciliation' between Fatah and Hamas Israel protests, but Interpol approves Palestinian membership 1972 Munich Olympics massacre - an avoidable catastrophe? Palestinian rivals Fatah and Hamas to reconcile? Hezbollah's new 'power' threatens Israel Turkey hands life sentences to 40 over Erdogan death plot A Turkish court has given 40 ex-soldiers life sentences over a plot to kill President Erdogan during last year's failed coup. Erdogan has said the plot left him just minutes from death. Germans increasingly reluctant to vacation in Turkey Questions abound, one year after Turkey's coup that wasn't Main coup trial begins in Turkey against nearly 500 suspects Trial begins for Turkish soldiers accused of coup plot to assassinate Erdogan Science Up close and cold: Cryo-electron microscopy takes the 2017 Chemistry Nobel Prize This year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry honors a process that allows researchers to study the 3-D structures of vital proteins in living organisms. It's leading to new drugs. But it's shocking… and cold. Top ten most dangerous viruses in the world New Alzheimer's therapy slows memory loss, reverses plaque build-up in brain Nobel Laureate: Young scientists worry too much about networking and 'I hate it' Breaking good: 2014 chemistry Nobel Laureates broke barriers in light microscopy Sports Joachim Löw 'alarmed' by German clubs' performances in Europe After German teams lost six out of six matches in European competition last week, national team coach Joachim Löw has asked some tough questions of German football and the Bundesliga. Jerome Boateng set to return for Germany's 'cup final' against Northern Ireland Joachim Löw says Germany's World Cup qualifier against Northern Ireland in Belfast is like a 'cup final.' Defender Jerome Boateng is set to make his first start in 11 months against the 'Green & White Army.' RB Leipzig's Timo Werner out of Germany internationals World Cup qualifying: Germany breeze past Northern Ireland to keep perfect record Gerard Pique dismisses rumors of unrest in Spain squad after he was booed in training After widespread reports that his public stance on the Catalan referendum had caused a rift in the Spain squad, Gerard Pique called a press conference to clarify his position. The Barcelona defender had plenty to say. Pique: 'I don't have a problem to step down' Barcelona win 3-0 in empty Camp Nou amid Catalan referendum unrest Gerard Pique to retire from Spain in 2018 after 'sleeve controversy' Catalan leader urges police withdrawal as Madrid defends crackdown Spain's King Felipe: Catalan leaders 'irresponsible,' state must ensure 'constitutional order' World Cup qualifying: Who needs what in the last round of matches? Several countries have already qualified for Russia 2018, with Germany all-but assured of joining them. But which other teams are looking at hotels in Russia, and who will be watching at home on TV? Check out our guide. Syria leave it late to reach World Cup playoff against all the odds Germany blow away Norway but can't book World Cup ticket How Chile escaped the doldrums to become among the world's best Pulse Pulse: Youth standing in the gap In Pulse this week, a team of volunteers in Ghana have embarked on a reading clinic encouraging children to read aloud. The young members of the Rohingya community in Pakistan are a ticking time bomb waiting to explode as their people face trouble in Myanmar and a look at what's being going on on the social media front. Pulse: Youth standing in the gap   © Deutsche Welle 2017