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Bob Dylan will accept Nobel Prize 'in absentia' – but which Laureates declined their prize?

The musician isn't the only artist to have rejected the award for personal or political reasons.

Christmas gift guide: The best tech gifts for under £50

A budget-conscious guide to the best Christmas tech gifts.

Top five crowdfunding fails: From James Bond gadgets to anti-gravity shoes

Backers beware: Crowdfunding projects don't always deliver, here are the worst

Which are the most corrupt countries in the world?

No area is free of corruption, but some countries are worse than others.

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So long 2016, thanks for all the tweets: A retrospective look at the year's top ten Twitter hashtags

As users are invited to join in with the #ThisHappened hashtag, IBTimes UK looks back at Twitter's top trends in 2016.

Pearl Harbor 75th anniversary: What happened on 7 December 1941?

The attack by Japanese forces led to the United States' direct involvement in the Second World War.

Stellar connects with ICICI Bank and offers cross-border payments in India, Africa and Philippines

Other partners are Coins.ph in the Philippines, Flutterwave which connects with M-Pesa, and Tempo Money Transfer.

St Nicholas Day: Who was he and what is the feast festival all about?

Some communities are getting into the festive season ahead of Christmas Day.

Nintendo Christmas Gift Guide 2016: Amiibo, NES Classic, Zelda Monopoly, Super Mario Vans and more

From Animal Crossing to the Legend of Zelda - here's our selection of the best Nintendo gifts for Xmas 2016.

Is Planet Earth II 'sugarcoating' nature with lack of kills and unfeatured 150,000 antelope deaths?

Vicious brawl between buffalo and pack of lionesses was featured on Sunday night's Grasslands episode.

Complete TV buying guide: Know your HDR and Ultra HD from your Smart, 3D and more

Everything you need to know about buying a new television.

Autumn Statement 2016: Letting agent fees

Should we abolish stamp duty on house purchases and replace it with a yearly tax on property owners?

Many economists argue stamp duty makes the housing market less efficient and should be replaced.

Meet Gary Linton, the young property developer who went from his living room to a £300m portfolio

Linton, 31, just completed The Maple Building, his flagship scheme in Kentish Town.

Ballrooms and wine cellars: A look at London's most expensive homes for sale

London house prices are among the highest in the world — and this is the priciest property on the market.

What is the theme for this year's International Day of Persons with Disabilities?

It has been marked on 3 December since 1992.

Meet the people adding $3.7 trillion to the developing world with financial inclusion

IBTimesUK spoke to Kosta Peric of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Wayne Hennessy-Barrett, CEO, 4G Capital.

The ten best VR headsets for all budgets

Our guide to the best virtual reality headsets you can buy.

DRC nears 'a bloody dictatorship' as Joseph Kabila's political opponents come under siege

IBTimes UK can reveal exclusive first-hand accounts of a campaign of fear and intimidation against the opposition.

Gift guide: The best PS4 and Xbox One console deals and offers for Christmas

The best video game console offers ahead of Christmas.

UK markets should 'brace for tremors' ahead of Italian referendum

Italy heads to the polls on Sunday to vote on a referendum that could trigger volatility across the Eurozone.

Here are five essential facts about human trafficking and modern-day slavery

An estimated 21 million people are trafficked around the world.

Video Game Christmas Gift Guide 2016: Best gaming gadgets, headsets and accessories

Fifteen great gift ideas for video game lovers this Christmas.

Karma, drama and how GoPro fell from grace

The cutting of 200 jobs and an ongoing drone recall spells trouble for action camera maker GoPro.

How South Africa's women are eradicating HIV at the front line of the Aids epidemic

Local women are the key to stopping human immunodeficiency virus being transmitted from mother to child.

St Andrews Day: What is it and who was Scotland's patron saint?

The day, celebrated on 30 November, is Scotland's National Day.

Final Fantasy 15 beginner's guide: How to earn quick money, sprint forever, level up faster and more

Key tips and tricks for your journey across Eos in Square Enix's latest fantasy epic.

Samsung Galaxy S8: Launch date, price and features to expect

Everything you need to know about Samsung's 2017 flagship ahead of its launch on 29 March.

Final Fantasy 15 Royal Arms guide: Where to find all Noctis' legendary weapons

How to unlock the 'Faithful Heir' achievement/trophy and amass an arsenal of phantom weapons.

Muzoon Almellehan: The 'Malala of Syria' fighting for girls' education in Newcastle

After fleeing Syria in 2013, the 18-year-old is on a global mission to make sure refugee girls stay in school.

How presidential candidate MacDella Cooper wants to turn around Liberia's future

'I am fearless and able to step into any arena as long as it is to serve my country,' Cooper tells IBTimes UK.

Landlords are under fire from a tax-hiking Treasury — but buy-to-let is far from dead

Higher stamp duty and an end to tax relief for mortgage interest costs; being a landlord is getting expense.

Apple MacBook Pro Touch Bar review: Form over function – for now

Apple's new Touch Bar replaces the function keys on the latest MacBook Pro.

The Road to Final Fantasy 15: The 10-year story of the most important game in Square Enix's history

From Final Fantasy Versus 13 to the enormous adventure that's finally ready to take its bow.

Meet MacDella Cooper, the former refugee running to be Liberia's next female president

Cooper exclusively speaks to IBTimes UK about her fight to survive one of Africa's bloodiest wars.

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