Five reasons prehistoric women had it better than us
Sadly, it seems earliest women actually had a fairer life than we enjoy today.
Amnesty Ambassador of Conscience Award: Joan Baez and Ai Weiwei show power of words in a silent world
It is impossible to overstate the importance of the readiness to speak out.
Doom 4 should avoid latent psychoanalysis and embrace mindless blockbuster action
Games lately have delved too far into the psyche of characters who are meant to entertain us and Doom 4 should avoid that at all costs.
Cannes 2015: High heels are the Achilles' heel of feminism
Women were turned away from film screenings at the Cannes Film Festival 2015 for not wearing high heels.
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Mexican drug war: Assassin family linked to deadly Jalisco cartel turning Veracruz town into slaughterhouse
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Why are career women still paying the motherhood penalty?
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Stefan Stern: Strong leaders have the guts to speak out like JCB boss Graeme MacDonald on Brexit
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Isis in Ramadi: The terrifying truth behind Islamic State's latest capture
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British Isis jihadists openly plotting #Londonattack and still Twitter won't stop them
How many more people have to die before Twitter wakes up to the danger of jihadi accounts?
Life Is Strange episode 3 spoilers: Let's talk about that shock ending
Spoiler-filled discussion of the shocking end to Life Is Strange episode 3.
Clubes de cannabis de España: Cómo un vacío legal está convirtiendo Barcelona en Ámsterdam
La revolución de los clubes de cannabis en España.
Edmund Shing: HSBC and Co-op Bank do battle as sub-1% mortgage wars break out
HSBC is offering first sub-1% mortgage with an initial rate of 0.99% on its two-year discount special mortgage.
Arsenal fan's view: Small improvements still make a difference for Arsene Wenger and his troops
Arsenal's progress was never going to be as instant as the big spenders.
Premier League season 2014-15 will comfortably go down as the worst in its history
Ahead of the final round of fixtures, IBTimes UK considers why the 2014-15 season won't be fondly remembered.
How Britain's pollsters will fix 'shy Tory' problem after Cameron's shock election win
Britain's pollsters got it spectacularly wrong this year - what can they do to fix things?
William Keegan: Death of the Labour Party is greatly exaggerated
When Britain wakes up to implications of savage cuts that Conservatives plan for public services, they may not be so the party in 2020
Stephen Foster: Procter & Gamble looks to cut costs and Starcom MediaVest could be the big loser
Procter & Gamble's media review could leave its chosen agency working harder for less money.
John McAfee: The approaching nightmare is called 'capitalistic totalitarianism'
250 years ago America went to war for freedom. Now our own government denies us the liberty our forefathers died for.
Bangladeshi blogger: 'Even as extremists kill us, I will never stop writing'
It is only by conscientious people speaking out that Bangladesh will change.
Assassin's Creed Syndicate: Is Ubisoft exploiting feminism for easy PR?
New 'Evie' character is nothing more than a cynical marketing tool and will do nothing to advance gender equality in games.
Julie Griffiths case shows we can't trivialise domestic violence with 'nagging' euphemisms
The word 'nag' is archaic and ugly and does no-one any favours.
Margareta Pagano: Labour leadership bidders, John Lewis has answers on distributing wealth
If Labour's aspiring leaders want to make a difference, they should forget about copying Tony Blair.
Ukip crisis: The purple party faces internal earthquake over split personality
Ukip's shift to the left could tear the party apart in the wake of the general election.
Cameron can head off future Ukip-style protest movements by embracing state capitalism
2015 was the year of the fringe party. Now Cameron must act to restore people's faith in government.
How American bigots export anti-LGBT poison around the world
Fred Phelps may be dead but a new breed of bigots are leading a global crusade in favour of fear and repression.
David Cameron victory brings relief for small businesses - and Sajid Javid is a superb appointment
Sajid Javid, the son of a Pakistani bus driver, has been appointed Business Secretary.
I loathe Ukip but one MP for 3.9 million votes is a national disgrace
Ukip will be most effective defeated by exposing its ideas not by sustained a flawed, unjust electoral system.
Putin fishing to pull oligarchs' cash back to Russia
Russian authorities still have a long way to go to make 'deoffshorisation' a success. Here's how they can start.
William Keegan: Labour not to blame for past economy woe despite Tories spinning the 'Big Lie'
The Conservatives may be back in power but I don't believe they deserved to win their place in government.
It's great to hear David Cameron plans to move EU referendum forward – but he must do more
Here is my blueprint for Cameron as he seeks to build on amazing election triumph.
Tory election result was the right one for business while UK should remain in the EU
Scottish tycoon urges SNP to work with Conservatives in wake of election.
Simon Heffer: David Cameron needs to bolster Britain's vulnerable defences not focus on the EU
Cameron has to get his party on side and prepare for the consequences if Britain wants to leave the EU.
David Cameron should stop shaming Britain and let Mediterranean refugees in now
The narrative on migrants in Britain is deplorable and unbeffiting a proud history of taking refugees in
Cameron must accept the SNP's anti-austerity mandate, or the UK is finished
UK's prime minister must accept the SNP's economic policies to prevent another independence referendum.
Labour's top donor: Ed Miliband defeat a triumph for vicious right-wing press
The Tories hounded Ed Miliband throughout the last parliament, and the press lapped it up. Now they have their victory.
Save Konami's P.T. because it's great not because of sexist overhyped Hideo Kojima
The campaign to save P.T is commendable but not if Kojima's name is behind it.
Cameron election victory: Britain avoided worst nightmare since Michael Foot with Ed Miliband defeat
Britain narrowly avoided disaster by electing Ed Miliband - his government would have been laughing stock of Europe.
Deborah Doane: David Cameron may celebrate but cooperation in politics should be the new black
If old politics is about competition, new politics has to be about cooperation.
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