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Pulitzer for Guardian and Washington Post for NSA revelations

From the Panama Papers to Edward Snowden: Data leaks that shook the world

In the wake of the Panama Papers release, IBTimes UK takes a look back at other notable leaks.

Panama Papers: How a small central American country became an infamous tax haven

Panamanian firm Mossack Fonseca is at the centre of one of the biggest leaks of confidential documents in history.

Congo-Brazzaville: Who are the 'Ninja' militiamen fighting government forces?

'Ninja' militia group was officially disarmed in 2008 but reports say they have become active again.

Antonio Conte: Serie A titles, Match-fixing scandal and all you need to know about Chelsea's new manager

Conte confirmed as permanent successor to Jose Mourinho and will take charge after Euro 2016.

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Britain's Got Talent's Susan Boyle turns 55: Her rise to megastardom and a £22m fortune

Boyle's performance of the Les Misérables song gave her international attention. Her audition clip went viral and all of her videos on YouTube have been watched more than 100 million times, making her an internet sensation.

Meet Mullah Rahim Hajin, the Afghan tribal warrior battling Isis and the Taliban

Mullah Rahim and 50 of his men are talking on Daesh despite being unpaid and untrained.

Burundi: Civilians urged to use app to record 'crimes against humanity'

How using the eyeWitness app can help bring perpetrators of atrocities to justice.

National Living Wage: What penalties do non-paying employers face?

Employers face tougher penalties for avoiding paying the new National Living Wage of £7.20 an hour.

Most expensive home for sale in London revealed as Belgravia townhouse

On Eaton Square, the seven bedroom house is listed at 9,881% more than the London average.

April Fools' Day 2016: Why do we celebrate it with practical jokes?

The history of April Fools' Day, on 1 April, dates back to the transition from Julian to Gregorian calendar.

National Living Wage: What is it, how is it calculated and who does it benefit?

National Living Wage will come into effect on Friday 1 April meaning workers aged 25 and over will be paid £7.20 an hour.

Romelu Lukaku: Manchester United and Juventus among front-runners to land Everton striker this summer

IBTimes UK assesses the main suitors for in-form Belgian international ahead of the next transfer window.

Transgender Day of Visibility: A guide to non-binary terminology and how to use it

A guide to transgender, non-binary terminology and pronouns for international awareness event on 31 March.

3D printing, counterfeit pharma and crypto CCTV highlighted at Digital Catapult Blockchain Pitchoff

Creative Barcode, Blockverify, Smoogs and Bitnation took part in quick pitch sponsored by Visa Europe Collab.

Nigeria Fulani militants: Who are the Muslim herdsmen linked to Boko Haram?

Fulani herdsmen attack private properties in fight for land control in northern and central Nigeria.

Christopher Walken turns 73: The actor's top movies and impersonations to watch

The actor is one of most popularly impersonated personalities thanks to his distinct manner of talking.

Breast ironing: From Britain to Cameroon young girls are mutilated to hide puberty

Breast ironing is carried out to discourage pre-marital sex and early pregnancies.

Skin Solutions: what is adult acne and how can you treat it?

Adult acne is an issue on the rise but what causes the problem and how can it be effectively treated?

Easter Monday 2016: Hot Cross Fun with delicious ways to use up left over hot cross buns

Perk up regular snacks and desserts with hot cross buns and try out some of these hot cross recipe hacks.

Souvenir Jackets: The key menswear piece for spring/summer 2016

Mens fashion is brightening up this spring and looking to the tropical souvenirs of WW2 for inspiration.

What the UK can learn from Mexico's sugar tax

The results so far show that it could reduce inequality if it improves health behaviours among the poor.

India: Meet the woman empowering girls from Mumbai's oldest red-light district

IBTimes UK speaks to Robin Chaurasiya, founder of charity Kranti which empowers girls from Kamathipura red-light district.

Boom supersonic jet prototype artist's impression

Richard Branson's Virgin has picked Boom to provide supersonic jets – this is a huge risk

Virgin Group has optioned 10 supersonic jets at Mach 2.2 with Y Combinator-backed Boom, estimated at $2bn.

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Fallout 4: Automatron DLC guide – How to craft your own robots and customise companions

Where to find the Robot Workbench in the first content add-on in apocalyptic RPG from Bethesda.

Dark Souls 3 hands-on preview: Surviving three hours of FromSoftware's barbaric return

We reflect on the first three hours of the latest brutal entry in the Souls series.

Elton John at 69: The singer's top ten most memorable songs

The legendary singer and pianist celebrates his birthday on 25 March.

Emmerson Mnangagwa, Zimbabwe's vice president

Robert Mugabe succession: Can 'reformist' Emmerson Mnangagwa take over Zimbabwe presidency?

Bitter battle looms as first lady Grace Mugabe hints she is out to get the vice-president.

HTC One M10 Perfume: Features we want to see from the upcoming make-or-break smartphone

The HTC One M10 needs to get it spot-on if HTC hopes to have a future in the smartphone game.

Tube strike: How to avoid the 24-hour Piccadilly line walkout and get around London

Tube unions are planning to strike on the Piccadilly line from 9pm on Wednesday 23 March for 24 hours.

Good Friday 2016: The history of the Passion of the Christ

The solemn day on which Jesus was crucified is spent in mourning, fasting and penance.

Purim 2016: When does the Jewish holiday begin and what is the history behind it?

The Jewish holiday of Purim begins on the evening of 23 March 2016 and ends on 24 March.

How to make Holi powders to celebrate the Indian 'festival of colours'

Everything you need to know about ensuring your Holi is safe by using natural ingredients and gentle products in your powders.

Zimbabwe's former vice president Joice Mujuru

Zimbabwe: War heroine and ZPF leader Joice Mujuru sets sights on Robert Mugabe's presidency

Ex-VP was sacked by ruling ZANU-PF party after accusations of trying to overthrow the president.

Resident Evil 20th Anniversary: History of the iconic survivor horror series

RE's blend of action and suspense still bring gamers back to the spooky Spencer Mansion.

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