Box office predictions for 2015's 25 biggest films: from Avengers to Star Wars
We predict the worldwide box office take of 25 of 2015's biggest movies.
Genome research 2014: From the ageless gene to the gay one, from a cure for Aids and Ebola to drought resistant rice
Genetic research ranged from creating basic life molecules in the lab to promising delayed ageing.
Stem cell research goes from making blood vessels to sex cell precursors in lab: Recap 2014
From growing insulin producing cells to curing blindness, stem cells have shown much promise.
Lonely Planet 2014: When many creatures big and small join the exodus, a mass extinction event approaches
Poaching and habitat loss continued to take many species to the brink of extinction during the year.
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Ebola recap: A year after the first case and many lessons later, the virus plods on
The virus has claimed the lives of over 7,533 people and has infected over 19,000 in West African nations.
Boko Haram's leader releases bizarre new video
AbuBakar Shekau rants excessively before firing off his machine gun
British politician of 2014? You decide [Poll now closed]
Farage, Brand, Sturgeon or Murphy? Vote in the IBTimes UK poll to decide.
Money Talks: EasyJet and Soco shares should be in your Christmas stocking
Edmund Shing says the potential for the traditional year-end 'Santa Claus rally' close at hand, nvesting in stocks is an obvious choice
Hidden crisis at Christmas: The pensioners with parents
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The 5 biggest megathrust earthquakes recorded in modern history
Ten years since the Boxing Day Tsunami, we look at the five most destructive earthquakes in history
Winter Solstice 2014: How the shortest day of the year is celebrated around the world
Winter solstice, or December solstice, is on 21/22 December 2014 and is celebrated with festivals.
Winter Solstice 2014: How and where to celebrate the longest night of the year
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Food banks: The growing struggle to feed Britain and tackle food poverty [Video]
IBTimes UK investigates the rise of food banks in recent years.
Food banks: The struggle to feed Britain
IBTimes UK investigates the rise of food banks in Britain
Hackers take control in 2014
2014 was the year hackers took control, with everything from celebrity leaks to state-sponsored malware dominating headlines
New Year's Eve 2014: Best parties, fireworks and events around the UK
Get ready for parties, events, bars, fireworks and festivals from London to Edinburgh.
Christmas in prison: Memories of a wing and a prayer in the bleak midwinter
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Winter sun holiday deals: Top affordable and last-minute getaways for Christmas and New Year
Cheap deals and destinations for last minute winter sun holidays to Canary Islands and north Africa.
International Migrants Day 2014: Facts and figures about worldwide immigration
United Nations International Migrants Day is observed annually on 18 December to promote human rights.
International Migrants Day 2014: Five countries with the highest number of immigrants
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A-List Insider: Taylor Swift dances with Beyonce, Kim Kardashian defends cropping daughter out of selfie
Entertainment reporter Toyin Owoseje rounds up the showbiz stories of the week
Flying a drone in the UK: What you need to know
IBTimes UK looks at the rules and regulations you must follow to fly a drone in the UK
Reverend Libby Lane: Who is the first female bishop of the Church of England?
Reverend Libby Lane announced as new female Bishop of Stockport for Church of England after law change.
The Simpsons 25th Anniversary: 10 facts you didn't know about the long-running cartoon
Matt Groening's animated sitcom The Simpsons began on 17 December 1989.
Peshawar school massacre: Aid worker describes the screams, chaos and bullet-riddled uniforms
Eye-witness Moeen Uddin recalls horror of the hospitals in immediate aftermath of the Taliban attacks
Narconon: The Church of Scientology's secret answer to drug rehabilitation
IBTimes UK examines the history and controversies surrounding Scientology's Narconon drug programme.
Hanukkah 2014: Has there been a surge of anti-Semitism in Europe?
IBTimes UK explores the increase in reports of anti-Semitic incidents across Europe on Chanukkah.
Money Talks: Where to snap up last-minute bargains before Christmas
Edmund Shing explains why this Christmas looks likely to be a good one for last-minute bargain hunters.
Hanukkah 2014: Menorahs, dreidels, food and music to celebrate the Jewish holiday
Chanukah "festival of lights" begins on the evening of 16 December and ends on 24 December
2015's most exciting movies... that aren't sequels, reboots or remakes
Our look ahead to the most exciting films coming in 2015 that offer something new.
Who is Man Haron Monis? Sydney cafe gunman's black magic world
Muslim cleric already charged for sending offensive letters to dead Australian soldiers' families.
Lima climate action plan a muted cry, say experts warning of rough seas and a warming world ahead
With no binding terms and a vague language, the Lima action plan does nothing to steer the world away from its present road to climate disasters.
Hanukkah 2014: History behind the Jewish 'Festival of Lights'
Hanukkah, the Jewish Feast of Dedication, is celebrated from Tuesday 16 December to 24 December 2014.
Face-sitting porn demonstrators protest against censorship laws outside Parliament
Dozens of protesters gathered outside the Houses of Parliament to participate in a mass face-sitting demonstration against new censorship laws for British pornography.
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