If I Ruled the World...Baroness Royall (women's rights and female empowerment would be a priority)
Labour peer says she'd throw everything at sexual abusers and ensure women were elevated to senior positions around the world.
Election 2015: Compulsory sex and relationships education can help end violence against women
IBTimes UK looks at issues affecting women during the general election campaign
Election 2015: What are the political parties offering families?
Leader of the Liberal Democrats Nick Clegg has pledged to triple paternity leave to six weeks
Jamaica homophobia: Hail reggae singer Mista Majah P's lone crusade against 'batty bwoy' hatred
Carribean LGBT community has a champion in a most unlikely sphere.
-
Amnesty death penalty stats: Rogue states like North Korea mean we'll never get full picture of the horror
-
Easter 2015: How to make your own chocolate Easter eggs
-
Climate change: Hopes to stay within 2 degree rise fade as national plans fall short on required emissions
-
Amnesty International: 'Death penalty does not act as a deterrent against terrorism'
More news
April Fools' Day 2015: Smartphone pranks to play on friends, family and colleagues
April Fools' Day is back! Here are some great iOS and Android apps that can be used to play pranks
April Fools' Day 2015: History, origin and top quotes to share on this fun day
"I have great faith in fools - self-confidence, my friends call it" - Edgar Allan Poe
How Turkish ecstasy baron Dogan 'Doctor Drugs' Alagoz escaped prison with dodgy fax
Alagoz release shows gaping flaws in Turkey's government and judicial system once again.
Germanwings plane crash: Is pilot suicide or terrorism the greater threat to civil aviation?
An investigation is taking place into Andreas Lubitz, pilot of Germanwings Flight 9525
Voting feminist: A century after women's suffrage, why are we refusing to cast our ballot?
Ahead of the general election on 7 May, IBTimes UK examines why women are failing to vote.
Faint, eat curry and bring the missus a thong: Dumb things men do when their partner's in labour
Men very often get it badly wrong when their wife is in labour, as Mumsnet responses reveal in gory detail.
Earth Hour 2015: Five easy ways to help save the planet when the lights go out
Earth Hour, organised by WWF on 28 March 2015, aims to unite people to protect the planet.
British Summer Time 2015: When do the clocks go forward and why?
The clocks will go forward on Sunday 28 March, marking the beginning of British Summertime with longer evenings
Lee Kuan Yew death: 7 unusual facts about Singapore's founding father
Lee Kuan Yew was not just an important statesman, he was a family man with his own quirks and interests.
Britain's Meow Meow crisis: Chemsex, creatine and needles making mephedrone deadlier than ever
Five years after it was criminalised, meow meow is more prevalent than ever - and now users have started injecting it.
Easter 2015: Last-minute holidays deals for affordable getaways to Morocco, Cyprus and more
Cheap deals and destinations for last minute Easter holidays to Europe and North Africa.
Ukraine crisis: Will downfall of Igor Kolomoisky spark civil war among the oligarchs?
Disputes between the rich lead to a revival of 1990s-style violence.
Slavery Remembrance Day: Why fugitive terrorist John Brown was America's Greatest Emancipator
Abraham Lincoln is the man whose name will live forever, but wild-eyed fugitive Brown was the real hero.
Earth Hour 2015: Why is the world turning off its lights?
Earth Hour, organised by WWF on 28 March 2015, aims to unite people to protect the planet.
Escondite nazi en Argentina: 'Creemos que fue construido como refugio - pero Bormann no vivió alli'
EXCLUSIVA: Daniel Schavelzon, director del equipo de arqueólogos que descubrió el escondite nazi, habla con IBTimes UK
Nazi jungle lair found in Argentina: How Daniel Schavelzon stumbled upon Third Reich find of the century
News of the discovery of a Nazi bunker by archaeologists roaming the jungles of Argentina has gone round the globe.
Richard III: Blue eyes, roundworm, hunchback and everything science has revealed about king
The reburial ceremony of Richard III will be held at Leicester Cathedral on Thursday 26 March.
How Milton Keynes scientists are training dogs to sniff out cancer
Milton Keynes scientists training dogs to pick up smell of lethal disease.
World Tuberculosis Day 2015: Facts about the epidemic which kills 1.5 million a year
World Tuberculosis Day, marked on 24 March, highlights the virulent human infectious disease.
Why are rates of drug-resistant TB so high in Russia?
IBTimes UK explores the epidemic of MDR-TB, multi-drug resistant tuberculosis, in Russia
World Water Day 2015: Facts, figures and 'Water and Sustainable Development' theme
World Water Day is observed on 22 March to raise awareness of water-related issues.
World Down Syndrome Day 2015: How life expectancy has soared in the last century
World Down Syndrome Day is observed on 21 March to raise awareness of the genetic condition
World Down Syndrome Day 2015: Myths and facts about the genetic condition
World Down Syndrome Day has been celebrated on 21 March since 2012.
Poetic injustice: The plight of persecuted women poets
World Poetry Day is celebrated annually on 21 March to raise awareness of poetry and literature.
Solar eclipse 2015: Where to watch spectacular future eclipses around the world
Where and when to watch upcoming total and annular solar eclipses around the world.
World Sparrow Day: Wooing back the resident bird family
Closely associated with humans for thousands of years, the sparrows have suddenly vanished in the last few decades.
Spring equinox 2015: Was Stonehenge an ancient astronomical calendar used to predict eclipses?
The spring equinox, a solar eclipse and a supermoon will occur on Friday 20 March.
Lee Kuan Yew: 'Singapore will survive' - a look back at the country's founding father
Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew transformed Singapore from a colonial backwater to an economic superpower.
Solar eclipse 2015: Will the UK weather permit a good view of the celestial phenomenon?
Cloudy weather may obscure the view of the solar eclipse in the UK on Friday 20 March.
Spring equinox 2015: What is the science behind the March equinox?
The spring equinox, known as vernal equinox or March equinox, will occur on Friday 20 March 2015.
- Promoted in Feature
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
-
Woman Goes Viral After Saying People Over 200lbs Shouldn't Do Pilates, Then Loses Her Job and Gym Membership
-
Trump Hosted Crypto Tycoons at £1.2m MAGA Fundraising Dinner: Is He Gearing Up for a Third Term?
-
Carla Hayden Fired: What Is A 'Librarian of Congress' and How Much Does The Role Make
-
How Many Athletes Have Died During CrossFit Competitions? Tragedy in Mexico Adds to Grim Tally
