OPINION

Recent killing of IDF soldier outside busy train station is worryingly reminiscent of past terror campaign.

Standard of refereeing in the Premier League is poor - but that doesn't excuse Liverpool's form.

It is natural to assume a rape suspect is guilty - but we must override this natural reaction.

Ukip leader Nigel Farage claims pushing Germany for unconditional surrender could have prevented the rise of Nazism and the Second World War

Canvassing with paper and pen is hard work - but hugely rewarding.

ING Bank's editor of international consumer economics reveals why Londoners are satisfied

BlizzCon is a gathering of gamers that glorifies Blizzard's corporate props

Nokia speculated to be working on comeback after Microsoft licensing agreement expires.

Wowereit dragged Berlin out of the Cold War era and made it cool again. Here's how he did it.

Arsene Wenger's 2004 Arsenal team was fantastic, but Jose Mourinho's boys could make history.

Abdel Fattah al-Sisi hopes to attract foreign cash at March 2015 investor summit.

Health technology is giving power to patients so politicians must decide what role the NHS should now take.

The Northern Irishman betrayed Reds traditions by throwing in the towel against Real Madrid

Brendan Rodgers knows what he's doing, and the vast majority of Reds know that - despite #RodgersOut campaign.

Manager Brendan Rodgers must go back to the future to save Liverpool's season

Rumours of Chilean winger's unhappiness are rubbish - he's already Arsenal's key man.

Bosch tells IBT Catalonia could lead wave of secession which 'cuts Europe to pieces'.

Edmund Shing recommends contrarian investment protocols in the face of a Chinese slowdown.

As consumers, we are all responsible for dragging electronics workers away from danger.

It's too easy to question present activities without looking at the past, an issue that has raised its head over Israel and Palestine.

Jose helped contribute to the sterile atmosphere by moving the away fans - and he's out of order this time.

Problems remain for United and Louis van Gaal, but there's no need to panic.

World Bank's Doing Business 2015 Report praises oligarchical practices that subjugate the poor and poverty stricken.

It's getting to the point where all SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon has to do is sit back and watch opponents implode.

People work better when they're allowed to be themselves - and it's time employers took note.

Female lions such as Rehana are being used to sell clothes and perpetuate lazy bimbo stereotypes.

The big supermarkets are running scared of the discounted retailers but they should not be panicking.

Facebook and Google's use of private data is causing growing privacy concerns - here are some alternative online services

Everyone remembers the Armenian Genocide, but Assyrian victims of Ottoman jihad have been airbrushed from history.