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As Eurostar celebrates its 20th Birthday, the company has unveiled new trains which can reach speeds of 200mph

David Reis, CEO of 3D-printer manufacturers Stratasys, talks to IBTimes UK

Who says 3D-printing is just for rapid prototyping? Normal uses the technology directly for products

IBTimes entertainment reporter Toyin Owoseje rounds up the showbiz stories of the week.

The BCB Inflatable Body Armour System is the first inflatable body armour in the world able to keep the soldier afloat even with lot of heavy gear.

General Dynamics working on the Scout SV smart-tank to upgrade the British Army's fleet by 2020

Harry Leslie Smith has challenged politicians not to repeat the mistakes of history, as they look to contain the threat of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.

Harry Leslie Smith's policies are in line with so many disenfranchised people in Britain. For the views of this 91-year-old RAF veteran turn author is going to be bang in demand.

Geller says a result of positive energy surrounding the iPhone 6's launch is to blame for bendy handsets.

Art lovers and lego fans will be able to feast their eyes on a new exhibition opening in London, where the 80 artworks on display are made from more than a million lego bricks.

Those on board with the digital revolution claim that rather than killing the radio star, the internet has given the music industry a new lease of life.

The Prime Minister's pledge to slash the number of immigrants coming to the UK by 2015 looks even less likely to be met after official figures showed that net long-term migration had jumped by 68,000 over the past year.

IBTimes entertainment reporter Toyin Owoseje rounds up the showbiz stories of the week.

Microsoft is looking to undercut everyone with the Lumia 530, which is a 4in smartphone with the latest version of Windows Phone 8, at the ultra low price of £60. But can a £60 really be any good?

Young people need drive as well as the right qualifications to land a job in today's labour market, according to Dragons' Den judge Piers Linney.

IBTimes entertainment reporter Toyin Owoseje rounds up the showbiz stories of the week.

Panama Canal opened on August 15th 1914 and now celebrates its 100th anniversary.

Now in its second year the Global Impact Challenges ask UK charities to come up with innovative ideas for to solve some of the world's toughest problems by using technology.

As part of IBTimes TV's special series of videos looking at the First World War, we spoke to former army commanders and Royal Marine Commandos on how they made the move into white-collar work, as well as company directors who actively seek out ex-soldiers to form the new generation of project managers and sales teams.

As part of IBTimes TV's special series of videos, looking at the First World War, we spoke to experts at the Imperial War Museum over the evolution in how wars were fought from the frontline and how recruitment in WWI changed the way personnel were drummed up for other wars to come.

World War I marked a major change in the way wars were fought over land, sea and skies. As part of IBTimes TV's special series of videos, looking at the First World War, the Imperial War Museum opened its doors to its WWI exhibition that showcased thousands of artefacts, from personal letters to a replication of the trenches.

Activists have formed a human chain on London's Oxford street to mark the first anniversary of Rana Plaza disaster in Bangladesh and expose retailers' failure to rightfully compensate survivors and victims' families.

Peaches Geldof has died aged just 25. The daughter of Bob Geldof and Paula Yates was found dead at an address in Wrotham, Kent. Miss Geldof was six when her mother Paula Yates left Boomtown Rats star Sir Bob Geldof. They divorced in 1996. In her life, the 25-year-old had a career as a model, a journalist and a TV presenter. Peaches Geldof's death is yet unexplained. She is survived by her husband Thomas Cohen and sons Astala and Phaedra.