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UK ports, which are highly reliant on imports, and UK airports could be most exposed to the consequences of Brexit.

IBTimes UK, in Dakar, investigates future of new Gambian President Adama Barrow as refugees head home.

Trump was winning support in Florida pre-election – but Americans are turning against him pre-inauguration.

Palladium prices have surged of late – here's what you need to know and watch out for if you wish to trade the metal.

Precious metal palladium has had a spectacular start to 2017, and it has Trump and perceptions of a diesel switch-off to thank.

Only 12% of Brits realise that the number of people in extreme poverty has fallen.

Businesses that do not have a robust data-centric culture to drive AI will be affected.

Forget the myth of Corbyn's 'secret' support - he won't manage to pull off a 'Trump'.

Urophilia is an atypical sexual behaviour considered by psychiatrists to be relatively harmless.

Tories will use this to dismiss his economic credibility, but they also condemned minimum wage originally.

Hybrid public ownership could improve public services while fostering economic democracy.

Nigeria claims Sambisa forest offensive 'final crushing of Boko Haram' but attacks blamed on group continue.

Uncertainty will likely intensify when the UK government triggers Article 50 by the end of March.

Together they lead to memory issues, an impaired ability to think quickly and issues with problem solving.

Gold endured a turbulent 2016, however the new occupant of the White House could lend support to the yellow metal.

At the Priory, we say if you want to be a controlled drinker, you need to be off alcohol for three months.

Hacking and election tampering – state-on-state activity is never clear cut.

Israeli leader is in the spotlight again over allegations of fraud and bribery

Jo Cox was the standout choice for our greatest hero of 2016.

From Sadiq Khan to the Olympics or Brexit, we asked our columnists.

From Trump to Brexit, we asked our columnists.

Gold and silver could have contrasting fortunes over the next 12 months, while the direction of oil futures hinges on Opec's accord holding up.

Political parties could use this to embolden the idea that there's a link between refugees and terrorism.

Chantale Ramazani Wazuri tells IBTimes UK how 'institutions are instrumentalised by the executive power'.

Inconvenience doesn't warrant 'emergency laws' which would curb one of the few rights workers still have.

Fear of unemployment as a result of mechanisation is not new. Our ancestors feared automation, too.

The Iranian-backed militia has lost both men and legitimacy - but gained experience

Oil has made wealthy Arab nations hideously arrogant - they expect their cultural norms never to be challenged.

Analysis of social media shows a man who is more than 20% less popular than he was on polling day.