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Newsline 17.03.2018 | 17:15 UTC News Russia to expel 23 British diplomats in spy-poisoning row Russia says 23 British diplomats must leave the country within a week amid a row with London over a nerve-agent attack. The Foreign Ministry said it would also close the British Council in Russia. UK: 'Highly likely' Russia behind nerve attack on spy Standoff between UK and Russia continues UK to expel 23 Russian diplomats over nerve agent poisoning UK-Russia relations: Crisis or melodrama? Novichok nerve agents – Russia's dangerous 'new' poison Sergei Skripal case adds to West's 'massive trust deficit' against Russia France, Germany, UK, US blame Moscow for ex-spy chemical attack - joint declaration Zimbabwe crowns first 'Miss Albino' in bid to tackle stigma Zimbabwe has put on its first "Miss Albino" pageant in an effort to stamp out discrimination and stigma surrounding the condition. The 22-year-old winner says she wants to fight for the rights of children with albinism. Albinos under threat in Africa Malawian albinos under threat UN report criticizes surge in attacks on people with albinism in Africa 'Education can eradicate prejudices against albinos' Cameroonian albino fights prejudice with music Mr. Albinism Kenya: 'Finally we achieved something' What is albinism? Zambian albinos call for end to brutality Facebook bans Trump campaign data firm Cambridge Analytica The social media giant has accused the data analysis company of illegally obtaining user data. Facebook also claims that Cambridge Analytica lied about deleting the data. Who are the Mercers, the wealthy backers of Breitbart? Belgian court orders Facebook to delete illegally gathered data, or risk huge fines German court finds Facebook guilty of privacy violations Australia launches inquiry into how Facebook, Google impact news media Fake news '70 percent more likely to be shared' Boat capsizes off Greece's coast leaving 16 migrants dead A boat carrying up to 22 people on board has capsized near the island of Agathonissi, killing six children. The Greek migration minister has called on authorities to "implement safe procedures and safe routes." Bosnia - a safe haven for refugees? EU greenlights €3 billion for Syrian refugees in Turkey EU-Turkey migrant deal done 'Disaster': Amnesty slams EU over refugee deal with Turkey EU funds Turkish health centers to help Syrian refugees Refugee children making a new life in Germany Vietnam's reformist ex-PM Phan Van Khai dies at age 84 Khai was the architect of Vietnam's Business Law, which transformed the economy by creating a private sector. He was also Vietnam's first postwar leader to pay an official visit to Washington. Vietnamese oil executive kidnapped in Berlin gets second life sentence Lessons for the US from My Lai, 50 years after the massacre Canada to deploy troops, helicopters to Mali: Report Canada will send troops and helicopters to Mali to join a UN peacekeeping mission there, Canadian media have reported. The helicopters are expected to replace a German contingent. Germany to expand global military missions German Defense Minister: Development in Mali 'a question of political processes' German army helicopter crashes in Mali on UN mission, two dead Sports Bundesliga: HSV miss chance to win, Eintracht Frankfurt rampant With 16 goals across four games on Saturday, the Bundesliga was not short of entertainment on Matchday 27. Time is running out for teams to make a push for Europe or avoid a relegation fight. Newsletters & Co. Enter our travel video competition! Did you shoot brilliant pictures of the world's most beautiful places on your last vacation? Then send us your video and win a DW travel backpack and DW rain jacket!   © Deutsche Welle 2018