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Not only would joining Central European Time make money, it would also save lives

From Free Tibet to Falun Gong, disparate groups are united by a common cause.

Osborne targets closer relationship with China as cornerstone of forward-looking economic strategy.

That loss was about half of all the steel produced in the UK for 2014.

Civil servants have not been paid for three months as young Kurds eye smuggling routes to Europe.

Analysts believe that the differential pricing of the Apple iPhone 6s is due to the stronger US dollar.

The attack that killed over 100 people has been blamed on Islamic State.

The Labour man is not the first party leader to miss a meeting of the monarch's Privy Council.

Tesco has more than halved its profit to £354m ($540m) in the first six months of the financial year.

Microsoft Surface Pro 4 takes on Apple iPad Pro and Google Pixel C with new hardware and Windows 10.

UK banks have been pretty bad boys, caught out for a succession of Payment Protection Insurance scandals.

Israeli military destroyed the homes of two men involved in November's brutal synagogue attack.

When England was eliminated from the Fifa World Cup in June 2014, the rate was high.

Apple's new devices have a special gasket seal to provide some waterproofing.

As Russia bombs opposition positions in Syria, militias and alliances are as murky as ever.

Emerging markets and open economies will feel the burn of the most painful Monday in history for a long time.

Body language expert and performance coach Judi James critiques Labour leader's first conference speech

Labour leader gave a gaffe-free speech that lacked a central message.

Crucifixion has traditionally been reserved for criminal gangs and bandits.

The Autumn equinox, or September equinox, will take place on 23 September 2015.

Few can claim there was much of credibility during Corbyn's first week as leader of the opposition.

Russia is not prepared for a bigger engagement in Syria.

Ali Mohammed al-Nimr will be beheaded and then his body strapped to a cross and left to rot.

Markets have been obsessed with the Fed, with 'will they, won't they' speculation on interest rates.

IBTimes UK breaks down Jeremy Corbyn's debut performance after facing off with Cameron at the dispatch box.

IBTimes UK looks at some of the political hurdles the veteran left-winger will have to jump.

Only two of the 11 stores up for closure are known as employees are kept in the dark.

A Corbyn-Osborne contest would let another Tory government in -- and probably strengthen it.

Mark Evans, the CFO of telecom giant O2 tells IBTimes UK the role goes a lot further than numbers nowadays.