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Second Congo War: 5 questions to understand 'Africa's World War' waged on DRC soil

With up to six million dead and over two million displaced, DRC saw the deadliest conflict since World War II.

Justin Trudeau: Who is Canada's new Liberal prime minister and what is his platform?

Trudeau was born into the highest echelons of Canadian public life, the son of former prime minister Pierre Trudeau.

Jaime Rosenthal: Who's the crocodile-farming Honduran banking magnate wanted by the US?

Jaime Rosenthal worth $690 million is wanted by the US for his ties to Latin American drug cartels.

Back To The Future Day 2015: What exactly is a space-time continuum and do flux capacitors really exist?

Doc Brown talks about it in the movies but it's actually a mathematical model about gravity, not time travel.

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Being a vegan is a rich man's game

I had to give up veganism, not because I stopped believing, but because I couldn't afford it

Will Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff be impeached over Petrobas and election scandals?

Brazil's Supreme Court alleges Rousseff doctored government accounts to allow for more electoral spending.

In Focus: Credit Suisse report shows world 'cannot survive on super yachts and silk sheets'

IBTimes UK speaks with Oxfam on measures to tackle extreme inequality, which the NGO said is out of control.

Redcar and Tata Steel: Four reasons why the UK steel industry is struggling to survive

Paul Swinney tells IBTimes UK there are several reasons why the industry in the UK is fighting to survive.

Female Viagra: Sparrow brains and baboon urine were ancient remedies

The pink pill is set to become available in the US with a doctor's prescription on 17 October.

Orionid meteor shower: Where to watch the spectacular shooting stars

Orionid meteor shower, from Comet Halley, will peak around 21 October 2015.

Lord Dyson: The High Sheriff of Oxfordshire's Annual Law Lecture [Full speech]

Full text of the lecture given by Lord John Dyson at the High Sheriff of Oxfordshire's Annual Law Lecture.

YouTube's millionaires: the highest earning users revealed

How some YouTubers are earning more than movie stars

West Bank: What is Joseph's Tomb and why was it set ablaze by Palestinian protesters?

Nablus holy site is flashpoint of violence between Jews and Muslims.

Lockerbie bombing: Who are Pan Am flight 103 terror suspects Abu Agila Mas'ud and Abdullah Senussi?

259 aboard Pan Am flight 103 and 11 on the ground were killed when the plane was blown apart above Lockerbie.

World Food Day 2015: Female farmers hold the key to food security and ending poverty

World Food Day is marked on 16 October to raise awareness of food sustainability, hunger and poverty.

Lamar Odom's last night at the Love Ranch: Inside the brothel where NBA star 'overdosed on herbal Viagra'

Odom is still fighting for his life at a Las Vegas hospital.

Grammar schools: Should we build more? [POLL]

Education secretary Nicky Morgan approves new building for 450 extra grammar school pupils.

World Food Day 2015: Five facts about millions trapped in hunger and poverty

One in nine people on Earth do not have enough food to lead an active, healthy life

Migrant crisis: Which European country offers the most help to refugees?

Compared to many other EU countries, Britain is not the refugee magnet many believe it to be.

London train delays: Why do signal failures happen and trains get stuck on red through Wimbledon?

After signal failure at King's Cross blighted the Underground, IBTimes UK asks what is a signal failure?

Jerusalem lockdown: Palestinian shops closed as far-right Israelis parade in the streets

Arab shops and restaurants in the OId City are being forced to close after wave of violence.

Fiscal charter: Everything you need to know about George Osborne's latest political manoeuvre

Osborne putting into law that UK governments must target a budget surplus.

Northern lights 2015: What are the best places to see the aurora borealis in the UK?

The aurora borealis, or northern lights, will be visible in Britain over the next few weeks.

A-List Insider: Playboy drops naked pictures, Daniel Craig would avoid James Bond in real life

Entertainment editor Toyin Owoseje rounds up the celebrity stories of the week.

David Cameron's U-turn on Saudi Arabia prison contract: The story they didn't want you to read

Requests for information from the MoJ met with labyrinthine world of Kafkaesque contradiction and confusion.

7 reasons why the new BMW 7-Series is the most tech-filled car of all time

The 7-Series features driverless parking, massage seats, inductive charging and a Samsung tablet.

Raif Badawi, Karl Andree and Mohammed al-Nimr: Saudi Arabia's history of cruel and unusual punishments

The cases of Raif Badawi, Karl Andree and Mohammed al-Nimr are only three examples of many

Islamic New Year: What is the festival of Muharram and when is it?

Islamic New Year, also known as the Hijri New Year, will take place on 13/14 October 2015.

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SABMiller and AB InBev deal: 'Megabrew' enters top five biggest mergers in corporate history

Brewery giant becomes fourth-biggest deal to have ever taken place.

UK inflation: Why this is good deflation

UK enters deflation as prices fall in line with commodities, but little cause for concern.

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Gisele Marie: Meet the Muslim heavy metal artist who rocks out in a niqab [Video]

Brazilian rock star Marie says she wishes to challenge stereotypes on stage.

Ada Lovelace Day: Who was the pioneering mathematician and world's first computer programmer?

Ada Lovelace Day is marked on 13 October to inspire women toward science, technology, engineering and maths.

Tom Watson MP: Will hubris and the Westminster paedophile scandal ruin deputy Labour leader?

Watson under fire over Leon Brittan comments and claims of Westminster paedophile ring.

Helen Goodman MP Twitter racism row: Who is Lucia Hunt?

The health secretary's wife came under fire from Labour's shadow welfare minister.

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