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Top pick of gadgets to make your home smarter for less than £300.

After catapulting to fame thanks to a sex tape, the reality TV star has built a formidable brand.

The Portugal and Real Madrid star is happy to welcome his fourth child with the Spanish model

Advances in neuroscience means moral questions have to be asked.

Everything we know so far about Samsung's upcoming flagship.

Mittal is the chairman and chief executive of ArcelorMittal, the world's largest steel-making company.

Jaguar Racing team director James Barclay talks to IBTimes UK about the link between racetrack and road.

Your guide to the most promising video games set for release next month.

So much for the tolerant left.

The solar eclipse will occur on 21 August and will darken American skies as it passes through 14 states from Oregon to South Carolina.

Teenager arrest incident highlights need for ethical hacking legal framework in Hungary.

Are we heading for a Blade Runner future? These innovations could change how we live.

Artist Alexander Kargaltsev speaks to a man who escaped the Russian region.

It has been fifty years since homosexuality was decriminalised in England and Wales.

Sharks do not have eyelids and are thus never going to appear asleep as we would expect.

Stephen D. Palley, a lawyer in the Washington D.C. office of Anderson Kill, talks about token sales.

The corona is not usually visible with the naked eye but during a total solar eclipse you can get a glimpse.

Sharks have been researched for treatments for cystic fibrosis and viral infections.

From virgin birth to amazing ways they deal with swallowing rubbish, sharks are full of surprises.

The UK government now wants drone owners to register and undergo mandatory pilot safety training.

We take a look at what worked and what didn't about the first public playtest of the upcoming online shooter.

It's rare, but it happens.

A diverse collection of scary films to stream online right now.

Uganda hosts more refugees than any other country in Africa as thousands flee South Sudan's war every day.

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The war is tearing families apart, but new ones are created during the dangerous escape to Uganda.

1.2 million refugees have fled in a desperate attempt to escape war, sexual violence and a deep hunger crisis.

It has sent out a clear message of tolerance.

War is coming.