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Newsline 04.10.2017 | 16:15 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. 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? Hungary ready to fight European Commission No refugees, new regulations and more sovereignty? How long will Viktor Orban's government keep playing the bad boy in Brussels? Tim Sebastian meets international government spokesman Zoltan Kovacs.  Zoltan Kovacs on Conflict Zone Hungary, Slovakia must accept refugees: court Inside Europe: Has Hungary been misspending EU funds? EU migrant quotas: Hungary's Viktor Orban vows to fight on Refugee crisis: European Court of Justice rejects quota challenge Peter Szijjarto: No #refugeeswelcome in Hungary? Rohingya crisis: Humanitarian agencies need more than $400 million for aid response Half a million Rohingya refugees have fled Myanmar into Bangladesh since the end of August. The International Organization for Migration says Bangladesh needs support to help the new arrivals. Rohingya join exodus from inland villages in Rakhine state to Bangladesh Oxford takes down Aung San Suu Kyi portrait as Rohingya crisis intensifies Up to 63 Rohingya people dead as vessel carrying refugees shipwrecks Rohingya in Pakistan living in 'abysmal' conditions Rohingya crisis: overpopulated Bangladesh bearing the burden Rohingya crisis: 9 aid workers die in a truck accident Rohingya refugees consider fighting with Myanmar rebels Rohingya crisis: UN chief warns Aung San Suu Kyi of 'last chance' to act for refugees Myanmar's Rohingya rebels - What you need to know Rohingya people in Myanmar: what you need to know News 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 Italian, German police seize millions, bust Sicilian mafia ring Police in Germany and Italy have arrested 37 people, including two members of the Italian Carabinieri, over suspected involvement in a Sicilian extortion ring. The mafia organization sold drugs, but also frozen fish. Italian police strike at 'beating heart' of 'Ndrangheta mafia 'Cocaine king': Italian mafia boss arrested in Uruguay Business Cheap solar energy the fastest growing new power source China's mass-deployment of solar power has helped capacity of the renewable energy grow by 50 percent in 2016. Analysts have praised a sharp drop in the price of panels and more government support. Making solar power portable Panda-shaped solar farms to light up China Geothermal energy: Why hasn't it caught on yet? Germany's renewable energy use rises - but only just UK makes solar power leap with first subsidy-free farm How eco-friendly are electric cars? Are smart grids an energy game changer? China leading the way in solar energy expansion as renewables surge Sports Joachim Löw 'alarmed' by German clubs' performances in Europe After German clubs lost six out six matches in European competition last week, national team coach Joachim Löw has asked some tough questions of German football and the Bundesliga.   © Deutsche Welle 2017