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With defence cuts and stretched armed services, can Britain still protect the islanders?

London mayoral race with Boris Johnson hots up but will Labour challenger's foot-in-mouth disease stop him?

Belinda Dickson on the challenges of running her Belinda Robertson Cashmere.

Extradition rules unfair and need tighter safeguards, says human rights campaigners as US government hacker case grinds on.

Forex software applications developer makes package available for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch.

No one hesitates to call a spam a spam whenever an unsolicited or unwanted mail appears in the inbox. Most of them delete these mails without opening them and wonder how to stop such mails.

The Facebook IPO is billed as the biggest IT offering even eclipsing Google's in 2004.

Jewish communities remain targets as recession and conflicts in Middle East stoke fires of aggression.

iPad 3 is the most-anticipated gadget after the iPhone 5 and the legal successor to iPad 2. Speculation is rife about its expected launch any time soon, while fan expectations about its anticipated features have soared.

Graphic novel author accused of hypocrisy after hitting out at DC Entertainment plans for prequels.

Port Said football match carnage just the latest in long line of football tragedies.

British coffee company promotes green approach to making the black stuff.

Smartphones have replaced computers as the hackers' tool of choice. Is there a way of protecting your pivacy?

The Andaman and Nicobar Islands, a Union Territory of India which lies in the Bay of Bengal, have attracted renewed tourist interest after reports that some members of the Jarawas, one of the tribes, were paid to dance naked in front of foreign tourists.

There are only a few weeks before the Timeline takes over Facebook. With that in mind, here are 5 basic steps to ensure privacy of personal information without having to stop sharing the lighter moments in your life...

Models do not just magically materialise on magazine covers, billboards and runways - it's a big job to get them there and a high-pressure one at that, explains booker Victoria Rich.

After one resignation over moral concerns about a London 2012 sponsor, IBTimes UK looks at who else is giving cash.

One year after killing of Ugandan gay activist David Kato, Africa still a long way from recognition of LGBT rights.

Sony has unveiled its B170, an ultra slick and highly portable USB Walkman player for music buffs.

Sony's new gaming console, Playstation Vita, is one of the most anticipated gadgets due in the UK on February 22. Here is a first look at the handheld gaming gizmo.

Fashion e-retailer The Grand Social is set to bring Australian labels to the overseas market.

The unveiling of the world's thinnest notebook, the 13-inch Acer Aspire S5 at CES 2012, has sparked a comparison with the better known Macbook Air.

Betty Makoni is an activist who set up Girl Child Network Worldwide to help girls abused in Zimbabwe and other African countries.

Syria, Iran, Uzbekistan, North Korea and China to get invitations to 2012 games opening ceremony

Google Doodles has gained momentum over the years as more and more users have applauded the search engine giant's efforts in celebrating significant events with style.

Are the Golden Globes still considered a good indicator for Oscar success?

London-based What On Earth says going organic is all about choice as it notches up 50% revenue increase.

The new film Shame, starring Michael Fassbender as a sex addict, is rapidly acquiring critical acclaim, as well as prompting discussion about its controversial subject matter among the chattering classes.

The path-breaking PowerVR Series6 GPU core has unraveled new dimensions in the world of parallel computing. Expect tiny gadgets wielding the power of your PC in the years to come.