OPINION

Education Minister Esther McVey said glamorous politicians may encourage young girls into politics.

Kiefer Sutherland will likely return for another season of 24, but where next for his character Jack Bauer?

IBTimes UK explores what feminism means on Emmeline Pankhurst Day

Germany sowed seeds of triumph by rebuilding from grass roots - now England must do the same.

Barcelona have paid around £120 million to Arsenal for seven players in the last two decades.

Brendan Rodgers' strike force has been diminished by exit of Suarez, but it is not irreparable

Since moving to Israel I've found it's far from the fairytale of my youth - but my Zionist pride remains.

Businesses cannot 'hide' from the strength of the pound, so build it into your strategy

Iraq's Kurds are showing increased assertiveness as Baghdad flounders.

We should start by asking the basic question – what are we trying to tax?

Headhunter unveils the evolution of the C-Suite to address cyber security threats

Germany's win has to go down as the most stunning in history.

Sisi had pledged to focus on helping the poorest in Egyptian society during his election campaign.

It has the world's hardest workers and world's best education system, but all is not well in Korea.

The office of the future offers great flexibility, but could be a dystopian nightmare for some.

US companies are readying the ground for entry but for UK companies it's much trickier.

Entire country deeply affected by murder of teens Eyal Yifrah, Gil-ad Shaar and Naftali Frenkel.

A look at Egypt one year after the coup against Mohammed Morsi.

IBTimes UK speaks to victims of revenge porn and examines why it should be criminalised in the UK.

Michael Bay is one of Hollywood's most hated figures, but why?

Dr Zofia Bajorek is a researcher at The Work Foundation.

John Allan, the chairman of the FSB, says some small businesses may not be able to meet every flexible working request.

Shahrukh Khan and Hrithik Roshan starrers among films that didn't get their due.

Users were left outraged at the PNAS study but we already accept industry manipulation on daily basis.

Diksha Pathak and Anjali Srivastava, students from Varanasi, India, have invented 'anti-rape' jeans

Jobs expert says: 'Throw out the rule book'

Cath Everett takes in Joberg's unusual points of interest including the house of Scientology founder and author L. Ron Hubbard.

There is a shortage of social housing, but right-to-buy is not to blame for that.

The phenomenon of British jihad is nothing new, but Isis have moved the goalposts and we must adapt.