OPINION

A minority of violent protesters will destroy the anti-austerity left.

Electromagnetic pulse generators capable of taking down entire cities are too easily accessible.

We should embrace AI, not fear it, despite Stephen Hawking's warnings.

Edmund Shing explains why HSBC is the most attractive investment of Britain's big four banks.

From Uber to Airbnb: Is the sharing economy the revolution its proponents make it out to be?

According to the Russian media everyone except the US is impressed by Russia's unilateral action.

The majority of protesters at the Conservative Party Conference are non-violent.

Disabled People Against Cuts have carried out direct action against austerity since 2010.

Sport and business can be like oil and water – there are times when they just don't mix.

Acid flashbacks or the realisation of Orwell's 1984? John McAfee questions single-issue voting.

Kumar and team seem to have decided to just "wing it" this time.

Bahrain has a BHD 1.5 billion (GBP £2.5 billion) deficit to content with.

John Nelson spoke up about the negative antics of big business leading to 'mistrust in capitalism'.

AA Gill summed up what women taught him in a 1,000 words – our Christine needs less than that to sum up men.

Putin wants his Ronald Reagan moment but Russia's foray into Syria has no exit strategy

Edmund Shing talks us through Volkswagen, Glencore, Eurozone EFTs and Direct Line Insurance.

Nigeria celebrates 55 years of independence but is still one of the world's worst places for LGBT rights.

A loss of focus on single player in shooters shows gaming is becoming less of a storytelling medium.

PLO secretary-general says event in New York is a further step towards a Palestinian state.

British prime minster should make good on his promise to promote gay rights worldwide in Jamaica

Labour leader could help re-engage British Muslims with politics

The attacks on the Labour leader have grown more ridiculous by the day.

Gentrification brings challenges but also breathes new life into areas that need regeneration most.

The US president's disengagement from the Middle East will be his legacy.

Today's left-wing apologists for Islamism were yesterday's apologists for fascism and Stalinism.

He may not be the most popular man outside of his country but Putin's hawkishness can hurt Islamic State.

Is VW a share now worth buying for the value-oriented investor?

Pakistan Prison Rules require that the condemned man mount the gallows; Abdul Basit cannot get out of his wheelchair.

As Syria implodes Assad is the only party that can realistically defeat Islamic State