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Battle for control of the DRC: Who are the Raia Mutomboki?

Raia Mutomboki started operating in 2011 as self-defence militias in response to attacks by the FDLR.

Battle for control of the DRC: Who are the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA)?

LRA was founded by Alice Lakwena to fight for the interests of the Acholi people.

Lord Davies report: Can gender quotas get more women on boards?

The report says Britain's top companies must ensure boardrooms have 33% women by 2020.

Battle for control of the DRC: Who are National Congress for the Defence of the People (CNDP)?

CNDP is a political armed militia established by Laurent Nkunda in the Kivu region.

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Kids Company and Camila Batmanghelidjh: The charity's crisis by the numbers

National Audit Office report exposes extent of Kids Company reliance on public money.

Toyota Mirai: First drive in £66,000 hydrogen-powered car with only water emissions [Video]

We drive the hydrogen-powered Toyota Mirai.

A-List Insider: Adele says Hello to UK chart success, Kate Middleton stuns at Spectre premiere

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

EU referendum: How many UK citizens live in the European Union and where? [Infographic]

UK citizens are found all across EU member states, from Spain to Estonia.

Halloween 2015: Six easy-to-make spooky recipes

Six sweet and savoury recipe ideas for Halloween.

WWE 2K16: Classic unlockable content released as game is launched in the US

Gamers can unlock, popular WrestleMania fights, TV events and a host of other items from over the years, in WWE 2K16.

Paradise lost? Remote Saint Helena braces for tourist influx as airport unveiling edges closer

Marooned in the midst of the Atlantic Ocean, 1,950km from the nearest land mass, St Helena offers an outside-the-box travel experience.

EU referendum: How much member states contribute to the budget and what they get out [infographic]

Some EU member states put in more, such as the UK and Germany, while poorer countries take more out.

Halloween 2015: Germans hiding knives and other weird traditions

These are some of the weirdest Halloween traditions in the world.

TalkTalk data hack: Is the data held by your internet or telephone provider likely to be stolen?

If TalkTalk can be hacked and its customers details be laid bare, then can other providers also be breached?

Diwali 2015 in London: Where to celebrate the Festival of Lights in England's capital

IBTimes UK rounds up some of the best Diwali events taking place in the capital this year.

Halloween 2015: 12 satisfyingly spooky horror movies to watch this week

To get yourself in the season's spirit, watch these horror movies and channel all things scary.

Polish elections: Who is new Prime Minister Beata Szydło from right-wing Law and Justice party?

Exit polls suggest the right-wing Law and Justice party has won Poland's 2015 parliamentary election.

Spectre movie: Baddies, live-stream and everything to know about Daniel Craig's latest 007 James Bond outing

Follow-up to Skyfall is released in cinemas on 26 October 2015.

Cry England and St George: 600 years on The Battle of Agincourt celebrated

King Henry V is unlikely to have spoken the words "Cry 'God for Harry, England, and Saint George'.

From Dr. Dre's Compton protege to Documentary 2 hitmaker : The rise and rise of The Game

The West Coast rapper has released the follow up to his 2005 album The Documentary.

Cheese is not 'as addictive as drugs', no matter what 'experts' tell you

Following a recent spike in articles saying your favourite dairy product is addictive, we took a closer look...

Pisco: The South American spirit enjoying a boom in the UK

On the back of Peruvian food's rising popularity, Pisco is getting its moment in the limelight.

In Focus: Not only Isis and Boko Haram, child soldiers a problem in many countries

In Focus: It's not just Isis and Boko Haram, child soldier recruitment is a problem in many countries

IBTimes UK meets World Vision to discuss solutions to end child soldier recruitment.

Clocks change 2015: Pros and cons of British Summer Time

Clocks in the UK will go back by one hour at 2am on Sunday 25 October to end British Summer Time.

Spectre movie: Where to watch Daniel Craig's 'final outing' as James Bond

Best spots in the UK to get the full 007 experience.

London dating: 'Topless selfies might work on Tinder but they won't get you into singles' Premier League'

Dating website The Inner Circle prides itself on being the best site for young desirables in London.

Hollyoaks at 20: Famous faces and things you didn't know about the Channel 4 soap

Teen drama first aired on 23 October 1995 and has seen appearances from James Corden and Lethal Bizzle.

Beyonce biography: Best celebrity tell-all books from Michael Jackson to Princess Diana and Steve Jobs

J Randy Taraborrelli will publish Becoming Beyonce on 29 October.

Polish elections 2015: Who are the candidates and their parties?

Poland will hold parliamentary elections on Sunday 25 October.

5,000 years of make-up in one video: Lisa Eldridge demonstrates beauty through the ages [Video]

History's make-up trends from Egyptian to modern day in six and a half minutes.

Clocks go back 2015: Samoa's lost day and other interesting time zone facts

UK clocks to change back to Greenwich Mean Time on October 25.

English votes for English laws: The controversial EVEL changes explained

Rules being debated could give English MPs a veto on England-only bills.

Clocks change 2015: When do the clocks go back and why?

Clocks in the UK will go back by one hour at 2am on Sunday 25 October to end British Summer Time.

Hollyoaks 20th anniversary: Most shocking moments from John Paul and Craig affair to Max dying

Channel 4 teen drama is celebrating its 20th anniversary on 23 October 2015.

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