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World Cancer Day 2016: 'It was either terminate my baby or die of cervical cancer'

IBTimes UK speaks to women who have survived cervical cancer.

Skincare solutions: what is rosacea and how can you treat it?

Rosacea is a condition that millions of women suffer from but that should not stop you from looking fantastic.

Serial podcast: Adnan Syed in court for post-conviction hearing – where does his case stand?

Syed, now 35, was convicted of murdering high school ex-girlfriend Hae Min Lee in 1999

World Cancer Day 2016: Theme, facts and events surrounding annual campaign

'We can. I can.' is the tagline for World Cancer Day 2016 with the aim of proving we can all help beat cancer.

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Leaping into the future: Nigeria's rural microfinance community gets connected using Stellar and Oradian

IBTimes spoke to Joyce Kim, CEO of Stellar and Antonio Separovic, MD of Oradian, about the new Nigeria pilot.

Ian Allison Feb 02, 2016

Amanda Staveley: The woman suing Barclays for £700m after brokering £5.8bn deal

Who is the 'Queen of football' who brokered the Abu Dhabi takeover of Man City and is now suing bank?

Dan Cancian Feb 02, 2016

Chinese New Year 2016: When is it and what does the Year of the Monkey mean?

Chinese New Year, or Lunar New Year, will take place on Monday 8 February 2016.

Staff Reporter Feb 01, 2016

How India's women are using martial arts to fight back against sexual violence

IBTimes UK explores how females in India are learning self-defence and martial arts to prevent sexual assault.

Lydia Smith Feb 01, 2016

World Leprosy Day 2016: What we know about the disease dating back to 600 BC

Leprosy Day is observed on 31 January 2016 to raise awareness of the disease in impoverished communities.

Staff Reporter Jan 31, 2016

LGBT history month 2016: Events, festivals, film screenings and performances around the UK

LGBT history month is your chance to find out more about lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender movements.

Lydia Smith Jan 30, 2016

Skype for skincare shopping: The service that helps you buy the right product online

Face the Future's Skype service may be the answer to the online minefield of skincare shopping

Alice Cuffe Jan 30, 2016

Huntsman, Goliath Birdeaters and Camel Spiders: What are the world's five biggest arachnids?

IBTimes UK looks at the world's biggest spiders; some of which are bigger than your face

Matt Atherton Jan 30, 2016

Has PayPal ever suspended your account? Here's how to claim damages from the $3.2m class action settlement

PayPal has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit for improperly handling disputed transactions on accounts.

Mary-Ann Russon Jan 29, 2016

DRC: Who is Moise Katumbi, the Congo's most popular man?

IBTimes UK spoke to politician, wealthy businessman and TP Mazembe owner on his hopes for the DRC.

Romil Patel Jan 29, 2016

Paperbacks to pick up now: everything from memory loss to Dark Ages myth

Choices range from Kazuo Ishiguro's Dark Ages myth right through to Sarah Hopera's battle with alcoholism.

Peter Carty Jan 29, 2016

Subject to a medical: What goes on behind the scenes in the final steps before sealing a transfer?

IBTimes UK got an inside look on what your average player undergoes during their medical.

Tony Mogan Jan 29, 2016

Sharia law UK: 'Muslim divorce gave me my freedom' says mother who fled abuse in Pakistan

Sharia courts have been accused of being discriminatory towards women.

Orlando Crowcroft Jan 28, 2016

South Sudan conflict: Five reasons why the civil war is happening

IBTimes UK analyses the causes of the conflict and its repercussions on South Sudanese civilians.

Ludovica Iaccino Jan 28, 2016

Young carers: Meet the inspiring 11-year-old caring for her mum after a devastating car crash

IBTimes UK talks to an 11-year-old carer on Young Carers Awareness Day, marked on 28 January.

Lydia Smith Jan 28, 2016

Tyra Banks welcomes 'miracle' son via surrogate: Other celebrities who used a gestational carrier

Former model announced the birth of her son York Banks Asla on social media.

Toyin Owoseje Jan 28, 2016

Girls in STEM: These figures show why we need more women in science, tech, engineering and maths

Women are still chronically under-represented across all fields of science.

Lydia Smith Jan 28, 2016

Sharia law UK: Britain's Jewish Beth Din court 'an example' for Muslim legal system

Jewish courts in the UK have faced many of the same challenges as Sharia.

Orlando Crowcroft Jan 28, 2016

Citi Digital Money Symposium bets on India to become the new Kenya

IBTimes UK learns how India is replicating the success of mobile money in Kenya.

Ian Allison Jan 27, 2016

Holocaust Memorial Day 2016: Soaring anti-Semitism in Europe 'the reality Jews have to live in'

Israel has warned Europe anti-Semitism is on the rise amid attacks and hate crimes targeting Jewish people.

Lydia Smith Jan 27, 2016

Sharia law UK: 'Ban Sharia? Say goodbye to chicken tikka masala' says Muslim leader

Sheikh Faiz-ul-Aqtab Siddiqi said criticism of religious courts in Britain is nonsense.

Orlando Crowcroft Jan 27, 2016

Holocaust Memorial Day 2016: 10 reasons it's essential we never forget this uniquely evil event

Anti-semitism and intolerance are again poisoning society. That's why we must never forget the Holocaust.

Mark Piggott Jan 27, 2016

Holocaust Memorial Day: The Polish social worker who saved 2,500 Jewish children from Warsaw ghetto

Some were transported in potato sacks and coffins, others in suitcases.

Lydia Smith Jan 27, 2016

Justice League make a statement with heavy hitters Drake and Rick Ross on 'super dope' tracks

Rook Flair talks sound kits, R Kelly controversy and new album, featuring Drake, Chris Brown and Future.

Will Lavin Jan 26, 2016

Far Cry Primal preview: Ubisoft sequel heads back to the age of spears, tribal warfare and... bee bombs?

No major video game series has ever taken away so much of what made it a success

Ben Skipper Jan 26, 2016

Would you use Instagram to help sell your home?

House Network ran test to see if social-media users prefer original or Instagram-filtered property photos.

Shane Croucher Jan 26, 2016

Female face of Islamophobia: Britain First's Jayda Fransen threatens civil war between Muslims and Christians

Christian right-wing group more popular on social media than any other political party in the UK.

Paul Wright Jan 26, 2016

Sharia law UK: 'Things are getting ugly for British Muslims' says Islamic court scholar Khola Hasan

Hasan is one of the only female Sharia council 'judges' in Britain.

Orlando Crowcroft Jan 26, 2016

India Republic Day 2016: Top messages and quotes to share with others to mark patriotic occasion

India celebrates its 67th Republic Day on 26 January.

Arjun Varma Jan 26, 2016

Arab Spring five years on: Timeline of uprisings and key events during Egypt's revolution

A timeline of Arab Spring protests and key events in Egypt from 2011 to 2016.

Lydia Smith Jan 25, 2016

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