Clocks Change 2014: When and Why do the Clocks Go Back?
Clocks in the UK go backwards by one hour at 1am on Sunday 26 October 2014
The Inflatable Military Body Armour That Keeps Soldiers Afloat
The BCB Inflatable Body Armour System is the first inflatable body armour in the world able to keep the soldier afloat even with lot of heavy gear.
John Peel: Top 10 Quotes of Iconic BBC Radio DJ On the 10th Anniversary of His Death
John Peel died 10 years ago to celebrate the beloved DJ we have gathered ten of his best quotes.
The Current Account: Is a UK House Price Crash Imminent?
Business editor Lianna Brinded asks if property prices can keep on rising.
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Islamic New Year 1436 AH: What Year is it in Hinduism, Judaism and Buddhism?
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X Factor's Andrea Faustini: The Italian Singer who Conquered the Judges' Hearts
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Wildlife Conservation: Protected Areas the Best Bet for Elephants Caught Between Poaching and Human Encounters
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United Nations Day 2014: Five Greatest Achievements of the UN Since 1945
United Nations Day, celebrated on 24 October, marks the Charter of the United Nations anniversary
Iran Acid Attacks: Authorities 'to Blame for Involving Islamic Law in Women's Lives'
London-based activist believes Iranian protestants blame authorities for recent acid attacks.
Harry Roberts Freed: 'He Kills Coppers'
Mayor of London Boris Johnson and Metropolitan Police Federation Chairman John Tully condemn the release of notorious cop killer.
Partial Solar Eclipse 2014: Where to Watch Lunar Event in the US and Canada
A partial solar eclipse will be visible over much of the United States and Canada on 23 October
'I am a Liberian Not a Virus': The Stigma Surrounding Ebola is as Deadly as the Disease
Liberian Shoana Clarke Solomon started the hashtag #IAmALiberianNotAVirus describing stigma of Ebola
A-List Insider: Cara Delevingne Teams Up With Pharrell Williams, Benedict Cumberbatch Waxwork Unveiled
IBTimes entertainment reporter Toyin Owoseje rounds up the showbiz stories of the week.
London's American Food Revolution: Ed's Easy Diner Expands its 1950s Experience
IBTimes UK speaks to the restaurant chain's chief executive, Andrew Guy.
Mexico's 43 Missing Students: Theories Behind Mysterious Disappearance
Nearly one month after disappearing, youths are feared to have been massacred by drug cartels.
Dr Moncef Slaoui: Is This The Man Who Can Save the World from Ebola?
Dr Moncef Slaoui will head the Ebola vaccine development as chairman of vaccines at GlaxoSmithKline
Inception: The Films of Christopher Nolan - Part 2
We continue our look at Christopher Nolan's Inception.
South Africa Progressive on LGBT Rights but Gays Still Battle for Social Reform
South Africa is the most progressive country on the continent for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transsexual and intersex rights
World Energy Day 2014: How Much Oil is Left and How Long Will it Last?
World Energy Day is celebrated on 22 October to draw attention to energy policy and the environment.
India: The Child Labour Dampener on Diwali Fireworks
Conflicting claims by fireworks manufacturers and activists throw questions over child labour employed in the fireworks industry.
Partial Solar Eclipse 2014: Where to Watch Lunar Event Live Online
A partial solar eclipse will be visible in the United States and Canada on 23 October.
Toddler Tech: Can Gadgets and Apps Make Raising a Baby Easier?
Raising a baby is not easy, but there are gadgets and apps out there that want to help
Apple SIM: How Does it Work and is it the End of SIM Cards?
Apple SIM allows iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 3 owners easily switch mobile operators
Orionids Meteor Shower 2014: What Connects the Most Prolific Shooting Stars and Halley's Comet?
Orionid meteors are debris from Halley's Comet, 1P/Halley, when it passes through solar system.
Paralysed Man Darek Fidyka Walks Again: World-First Treatment Uses Nose Cells to Repair Spinal Cord Injury
Darek Fidyka first to receive pioneering therapy involving transplanted olfactory ensheathing cells
Libya Oil Crisis: Three Years After Gaddafi's Death Country on Brink of Civil War
The Libyan government is struggling to contain a violent insurgence as rebels demand oil control
Ada Lovelace Day: Tech Industry Calls for Gender Balanced Future
The technology industry has a gender imbalance and Ada Lovelace Day is designed to raise awareness
Comet Siding Spring 2014: Where to Watch Once-in-a-Million-Years 'Mountain-Sized' Comet Fly Past Mars
Slooh Community Observatory will show Comet C/2013 A1 fly 83,000 miles past Mars on October 19
Ebola: Five Myths About the Deadly Virus Debunked
Ebola outbreak is leading to misinformation about the virus
Ebola Outbreak: Could Spread of Virus be 'Silently Immunising' People Naturally?
University of Texas at Austin scientists say Ebola spread could be immunising people without drugs.
HIV 'Breakthrough' Drug Reduces Risk of Infection by up to 92%: What is Truvada?
A daily tablet that reduced the risk of contracted HIV called Truvada may be available on the NHS.
The Current Account: A 'Wage Miracle' For David Cameron?
It seems the UK government is going to need a 'wage miracle' before the 2015 General Election next may.
International Day for the Eradication of Poverty: Why Girls' Education is Key to Ending Destitution
IBTimes UK examines why women's education and health are key to ending poverty around the world.
Today in History: The Long March of the Red Army in China
The Long March of the Communist Party of China killed nine-tenths of the army and many civilians too.
Ukraine Crisis: Meet the Handsome Pro-Russian Separatist Commander 'Givi' Who's become a Sex Symbol
Pro-Russian separatist commander Mikhail Tolstykh has become an internet sensation.
The Dark Knight: The Films of Christopher Nolan – Part 2
In part two of our look at Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight, we focus on the performances.
World Food Day 2014: Why Family Farmers Hold the Key to Ending Global Hunger
'Feeding the world, caring for the Earth' is the theme of this year's World Food Day.
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