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United have three of the deadliest strikers in world football, and all are firing at once

Good health and good education will lead to a brighter future

The atrocities of Islamic State do not disturb Turkey's government as much as Kurds declaring autonomy.

Malala has become the youngest-ever Nobel Peace Prize winner, but Miley Cyrus's tongue will always get more attention.

Andy Briggs, the boss of Friends Life, writes exclusively for IBTimes UK on World Mental Health Day.

Referendum likely to drive up turnout in Scotland for next year's general election - but the picture is murkier elsewhere

As Palo Alto start-up billionaire Marc Andreseen famously said - software is eating the world.

Pastors earn millions from preaching the word of God

Our people have been planning alternative fuel strategies for months in preparation for winter from hell.

Eye-witness Anna Kulakiewicz describes how early promise soon gave way to bitter disappointment in war-torn South Sudan.

Eye-witness Katie Meyler gives us a moving first-hand account of life under the shadow of Ebola.

Scots voted against independence before but the dissident voice is still the strongest

In the week of EU Commissioner hearings, action has to be taken to separate business and politics

The circus surrounding Clooney's marriage to Amal Alamuddin was an unsurprising disappointment.

Griffin's poor oversight of the BNP was the best thing anti-fascists could have hoped for.

IBTimes UK looks at ways to tackle the UK's high youth unemployment levels.

Sickening reports of Thorpe Hall's spying teacher will evoke miserable boys changing room memories.

We take a look back at Batman Begins, the film that started one of cinema's most beloved trilogies.

Watch the premiere episode of fan made mini-series Nightwing

The UN's Goodwill Ambassador's speech has divided opinion

With news leaking out that top-end New York apartment block One57's sales are flat, could London be running out of billionaires?

Destiny has been a huge commercial success but isn't the revolutionary game that was promised

One writer analyses her first time visiting Amsterdam's infamous Red Light district De Wallen

Environmentalists concerned as India Environment Ministry begins review and amendment of major environment laws.

4 simple reasons why you shouldn't buy Apple's latest smartphone

Catalan independence figurehead Carme Forcadell tells IBTimes UK how Spain keeps trampling on her dream.

Another day and another fine, lawsuit or settlement.

Death metal band Cannibal Corpse are about to tour Russia - and Putin's reaction could create fresh turmoil.

In many countries, more efforts are required to meet the 2015 Millennium Development Goals