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Power of social gives investment bankers and asset managers a run for their money

A bunch of social media-powered upstarts are targeting the highest echelons of finance.

Baku 2015: We watched the opening ceremony at one of London's only Azeri restaurants and this happened

Lady Gaga, Hari Krishnas and Ilham Aliyev down at Azeri Cuisine on Caledonian Road, Islington.

Nigeria Boko Haram: Orphaned children given hope for new life at displacement camps

Exclusive: IBTimes UK looks at the life of children in displacement camps as Boko Haram's insurgence continues.

Father's Day 2015: Top tech gifts for your dad

Kobo Glo HD, Amazon Fire TV, Wallet Ninja, Spy Pen and Fitbit Flex are some top gifts this Father's Day

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Kenya: Education crisis looms near border with Somalia as 2,000 teachers flee due to al-Shabaab attacks

EXCLUSIVE: Hundreds to join 1,000-km Walk of Hope to highlight problems and 'bring hope to people in NEP'.

HSBC may cut and run thanks to bank levies and ring-fencing

HSBC is cutting thousands of jobs in the UK and is mulling a possible relocation of its headquarters.

MERS outbreak: Does Middle East Respiratory Syndrome pose risk to Ramadan pilgrims?

The outbreak of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, MERS, in South Korea is largest outside of Saudi Arabia.

What will new Deutsche Bank chief John Cryan's next move be?

Cryan is replacing Anshu Jain and Jurgen Fitschen as co-CEOs of the German giants.

Microsoft's new Nokia 105: Why the $20 Nokia Series 30+ feature phone is a must buy in the smartphone era

Nokia 105 2015 seems to have the potential to strike a chord among Nokia loyalists across the world.

Epsom Derby: A day with The Queen, 'special' Golden Horn and a wheelbarrow of booze

Punters watching Frankie Dettori tell IBTimes UK why Derby Day remains so popular

India: Asiatic lions cramped in Gir as numbers go up and translocation held up

The move to translocate the only population of Asiatic lions has not taken off.

Al-Shabaab's ranks swelling thanks to Kenyan police brutality towards Somali migrants

IBTimes UK investigates on alleged police brutality in Kenya following circulation of controversial pictures.

How to encrypt your emails using PGP to keep your secrets safe

Mailvelope is a PGP encryption consumer tool that is easy for beginners to understand.

World Environment Day 2015: 10 easy ways to reduce your carbon footprint and curb climate change

World Environment Day is observed on Friday 5 June to raise awareness of environmental problems.

Femicide protests: How prevalent is violence against women in Argentina?

Protesters in Argentina demonstrated against violence against women across the Latin American country.

The 10 most polluted cities in the world

More than 200 million people worldwide suffer the effects of air pollution

Burundi: Who are the feared Imbonerakure youth?

From armed to political struggle, IBTimes UK looks at who the ex-fighters backing the president really are.

Saber al-Toni, the famous repairman in Egypt

How a Google algorithm turned an Egyptian repairman into a celebrity and befuddled SEO experts

A repairman ranked higher than Google in Egypt for over 24 hours due to an experimental algorithm.

Female Viagra: The controversy over 'pink pill' flibanserin awaiting FDA approval

Flibanserin was originally created as an anti-depressant

South Korea MERS deaths: What is Middle East Respiratory Syndrome and what are the symptoms?

South Korea officials have confirmed two MERS patients have died from an outbreak of MERS CoV.

How to make commercial drone flight safe so the Amazon Prime Air dream can take off

Geofencing, an air traffic control system, and onboard UAV software are key

Human Rights Act: What is the row over British Bill Of Rights all about?

Conservatives split over plan to scrap Human Rights Act but stay in European Convention On Human Rights.

World No Tobacco Day: The high cost of the illicit tobacco trade

World No Tobacco Day 2015, marked on 31 May, is calling for an end to illicit tobacco trade

Rail strike: RMT walkout dates, routes affected and alternative transport

Two nationwide rail strikes have been called by the Network Rail RMT union members on 4 June and 9 June.

Legal high 'blanket ban': What is the Psychoactive Substances Bill and will it tackle the problem?

Psychoactive Substances Bill will ban the supply and sale of legal highs or synthetic highs in UK

Top UK smartphone deals this weekend: Samsung Galaxy S6, LG G4, and Moto G (4G)

Round-up of the best UK smartphone deals of the week, including Samsung Galaxy S6, LG G4, and Moto G (4G)

Drug resistance: Global action plan approved as fears grow over common infections turning fatal

Antimicrobial resistance is considered the biggest health threat today.

Greece crisis: Troika demands led to blatant violations of human rights in healthcare

The negative impact of austerity and economic recession in Greece ahead of a deal with IMF and eurozone

Vesak Day: How the birth, enlightenment and death of the Buddha is celebrated

Vesak, also known as Vaisakha, Buddha Purnima or Buddha Day, is an important date in Buddhism.

World MS Day 2015: 'The specialist wasn't convinced that I really had lost my sight'

MS Society study reveals the problem of misdiagnosis on World Multiple Sclerosis Day on 27 May

BeautyCon and the pink temple of doom: Grumpy dad battles vloggers stealing his daughter's brain

It may have been my daughter's idea of heaven but for me, BeautyCon was my idea of pink hell.

Neutrino: Russian, Chinese and Indian experiments in quest for elusive material

Lake Baikal in Siberia to house Russia's Dubna telescope to net neutrinos.

Global warming: Deeper cuts can limit temperature rise to 1.5 deg says analysis

The study comes as a contrast to many others that have warned that it may be too late already.

Obstetric fistula: The childbirth injury affecting two million women worldwide

The International Day to End Obstetric Fistula is observed on 23 May by the United Nations.

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