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London police commander Stuart Cundy: Rise in number of dead in Grenfell Tower fire 19.06.2017

London police have put the death toll at 79, warning that it is still likely to rise. London mayor Sadiq Khan called the Grenfell Tower disaster a "preventable accident" that was due in part to political neglect.

Inside Europe: Are Britain's youth pushing politics forward? 16.06.2017

The UK's beleaguered prime minister Theresa May, is scrambling to secure enough support to carry on. Meanwhile, politicians and analysts are scratching their heads to figure out how her seemingly unassailable lead was largely eaten up by the opposition Labour Party. Could it have been a surge in young anti-Brexit, anti-austerity voters? Lars Bevanger went to Northern England to find out.

Theresa May: A dead woman walking? 11.06.2017

UK PM Theresa May's plan to recruit Northern Ireland backers to stay in power has raised concerns in Dublin. Her cabinet reshuffle may signal a more open stance on Brexit talks with Europe.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel urges swift Brexit talks after UK vote 10.06.2017

Angela Merkel says she does not expect a major delay in Brexit talks following the unexpected result in the British election. EU officials are anxious about the UK's lack of mandate to negotiate its exit from the bloc.

@dwnews - Young people make difference in UK elections using social media 09.06.2017

Inside Europe: Britain's political scene in chaos after the elections 09.06.2017

UK Prime Minister Theresa May has failed in her bid to secure a resounding new mandate from British voters. In the general election her party won the most seats but not enough to give her an overall majority. She will now govern with the support of Northern Ireland’s Democratic Unionist Party. As Stephen Beard reports from London, the Prime Minister has been severely weakened.

British election - Democratic Unionist Party play the kingmakers 09.06.2017

As Prime Minister May seeks to form a government, the support of Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party becomes crucial to the Tories. After winning 10 seats in parliament, the DUP can largely decide May's fate.

Opinion: Theresa May's devastating miscalculation 09.06.2017

The British Prime Minister had called snap elections because she wanted a greater majority. But she has been left with even fewer seats, striking a major blow against her ability to lead, writes DW's Barbara Wesel.

+++ Theresa May's Conservatives lose absolute majority in UK parliamentary elections - live updates +++ 08.06.2017

The latest results indicate that the Conservative Party is set to win without an overall majority. Prime Minister Theresa May was facing calls to step down as worries grew about the potential for a hung parliament.

Corbyn, May talk terrorism in last election pitch 08.06.2017

Prime Minister Theresa May said that Britain had to "evolve" in the fight against terrorism, even at the expense of human rights. Her rival Jeremy Corbyn slammed dwindling numbers of police under Conservative rule.

Terror, Brexit and my vote: Five Londoners on the UK election 07.06.2017

Despite a narrowing lead, conservative Prime Minister Theresa May is widely expected to win Thursday's poll. DW's Maximiliane Koschyk asks voters in London who they back and what they make of their country's future.

Banishing the 'extremist' image - A crucial task for British-Pakistanis 06.06.2017

British-Pakistanis are shocked and appalled by the fact that one of the suspected London attackers is from their community. Yet they find it increasingly difficult to dissociate themselves from the radicalist tag.

Against terror backdrop, the UK prepares to vote 06.06.2017

Two days days before the UK general election, pollsters are still predicting a comfortable win for the Conservatives. However, Labour has managed to close the gap. Samira Shackle reports from London.

Opinion: Helpless in the face of terrorism 06.06.2017

It’s still unclear if and how the recent terrorist attack in London will influence the British election. What is clear is there are lapses both the Conservatives and the Labour Party must answer for, says Barbara Wesel.

UK opposition leader calls on prime minister to quit 05.06.2017

Britain's opposition Labour Party chief has backed calls for Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May to step down over police cuts. The latest opinion poll shows the Conservative lead down to one percentage point.

British people 'will not want to carry on as before' 04.06.2017

The latest attack in London comes only days ahead of one of Britain's most crucial general elections in decades. DW asked political scientist Anthony Glees what bearing it might have.