Greek National Day: Greece should understand that the troika is not the Ottoman Empire
Alexis Tsipras, Greek prime minister, unwittingly triggers a new independence movement in Greece.
General election 2015: David Cameron has shown his hand and he is a quitter not a fighter
UK prime minister Cameron says he would not fight for a third term if he wins a second.
UK: Fast population growth will crank up pressure on Britain's creaking infrastructure
UK population will grow by 9.6 million in 25 years and exacerbate infrastructure pressures.
Richard III reinterment in Leicester: 'I'm sick to death of the humiliation that is being heaped upon this anointed king'
Angry Yorkists vow Richard III's reinterment in Leicester Cathedral tomb will only be 'temporary'.
George Osborne election budget: Bank raid risks putting off foreign investment in UK says OBR
Chancellor unveils higher bank levy in 2015 budget which claims will raise £4.4bn.
George Osborne election budget: OBR accuses Treasury of making scrutiny 'particularly difficult'
OBR complains that it was pushed to properly scrutinise George Osborne's pre-election budget.
George Osborne election budget: Government selling £13bn of Northern Rock and Bradford & Bingley mortgage assets
UK Chancellor Osborne plans to sell £13bn of UKAR mortgage assets after financial crisis bailouts.
Nikolai Patrushev: The Siloviki spook rumoured to have ousted Vladimir Putin in Kremlin coup
When Vladimir Putin went missing, former FSB director was accused of having mounted coup.
Osborne election budget 2015: Austerity George and his 5 years of trimming the fat
George Osborne is due to give 2015 budget - the last before the general election - on 18 March.
George Osborne's election budget 2015: Five more years as Britain's chancellor?
We asked several economic commentators to appraise George Osborne's five years as chancellor.
St Patrick's Day: How to pull the perfect pint of Guinness with The Tipperary on Fleet Street [Video]
The Tipperary, London's oldest Irish pub, shows IBTimes UK what it takes to pour the perfect Guinness.
Ukip: Nigel Farage's colour-blind British utopia does not exist – this racism data proves it
Nigel Farage caught up in race row after saying a Ukip government would abolish discrimination laws.
Education: Ofsted inspectors 'pressured by government to fail schools so they become academies'
Labour's shadow education secretary Tristram Hunt accuses DfE of political meddling.
Coalition rift: David Laws claims George Osborne was blocking bigger pay rise for teachers
Laws, the Lib Dem schools minister, attacks Conservative chancellor over teacher pay.
Ukraine: How the British Left has been split by Russia's proxy war in the East
Far-left groups blame Nato for Ukraine crisis, while centre-left point finger at Kremlin aggression.
Tidjane Thiam: From the Ivory Coast to Credit Suisse via a military coup
Thiam, chief executive of insurer Prudential, poached by investment bank Credit Suisse.
Azerbaijan: Baku 2015 organiser Simon Clegg's silence on Aliyev human rights abuses is shameful
European Games in Baku offers the ideal platform for athletes and organisers to highlight abuses.
London: A giant washing machine for the filthy cash of a corrupt elite
Transparency International report shows how London property market used and abused.
What is Purim? Jews celebrate tale of thwarted genocide in ancient Persia
Purim, the Jewish holiday, marked across the world. Here's what it means.
Benjamin Netanyahu is alienating America's pro-Israel Jews with his US Congress speech
Israel leader accused of using US politics for personal political gain amid Knesset elections.
Jihadi John: Fifty shades of Mohammed Emwazi
Pictures emerges of Islamic State (Isis) militant and frontman of chilling beheading videos.
Pegida UK: A lacklustre disappointment to its German parents
Newcastle rally by Pegida UK could have been any other far-right protest.
Pegida UK: Far-right groups take to the streets of Newcastle for anti-Islam march
UK branch of German group Pegida draws in far-right as National Front and EDL descend
Greece: Syriza victory drives wealthy Greeks to London's property market
Some Greeks fear election of radical leftist party Syriza will cause Greece to exit eurozone.
UK immigration: David Cameron's self-defeating policy could lose Tories the general election
Cameron has failed miserably in his doomed promise to cut net migration to the UK.
British Muslims are not your enemy and this poll proves it
ComRes/Radio 4 poll shows overwhelming majority of British Muslims feel loyal to the country.
Grexit: Are Greece and the eurozone delaying the inevitable?
Greece and eurozone appear to have irreconcilable differences amid negotiations of loan extension.
Isis Syria: Who are the ancient Assyrian Christians being persecuted by Islamic State?
Assyrians are an ancient group of people who have lived on the land since for over four millennia.
HSBC: The Swiss private bank may run legally but it is still a grubby business
HSBC has wiped away muck from its past of aiding tax evasion, but it still helps rich tax dodgers.
Malcolm X the Muslim: A man Islam saved twice then killed
It is the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Malcolm X by members of the Nation of Islam.