OPINION

Peter Quinn answers our questions about a window which saw United smash their transfer record for Juan Mata.

Paul Statham says offices are under used 25% of the time and businesses need to change.

Creator of popular City Watch page gives us his views on the club's January business.

Could the RMT's strike backfire and give the Mayor of London a boost?

As we near the Sochi starting line, IBT looks at the activists limbering up for LGBT rights.

Ros Curwood argues that boardroom decisions and technology are dehumanising business.

Chelsea's 1-0 win at Manchester City demonstrated they have what it takes to win the Premier League.

As Pietersen joins the victims of England's Ashes whitewash captain Cook remains unscathed

Banks speeding up redress offers but thousands of claims may be timed out.

Katie Hopkins appeared on a televised Channel 5 debate over Channel 4's Benefits Street.

This social media addict tells us why she has a love/hate relationship with the network

Crow earns £145,000 a year, lives in social housing and goes on £10,000 holidays

Even the most ardent Blues fans believe United have got a bargain - and it could be the sign of things to come.

Morocco has taken steps to conquer its rape problem - but this is just a drop in the ocean.

What should companies do to ensure a smooth leader transition and minimise impact on the business?

Boris Johnson's underhand tactics have forced London's tube workers into this action.

Conservative MP Paul Kirkby says schools should provide 45 hours of education per week

HSBC's Hong Kong chief executive outlines the growth of one of the world's most lucrative markets

As more people raid supermarket food dumps to get something to eat, isn't it time to end hunger in Britain?

The Frenchman's departure to Paris Saint Germain will be another acid test of Ashley's ambition

Every now and then we get inevitable complaints that Her Majesty the Queen and the Royal Family are the nation's most successful benefits scroungers.

12 Years a Slave is capturing the public's imagination - but what about the real slavery in India's brick kilns?

The Royal family cash in on numerous investments, assets and companies

With one in three girls sexually harassed, Labour proposes amendment to Children and Families Bill.

Tunisia has its fourth PM in three years: a sign that it is still in need of greater stability.

Will Nintendo take its focus off hardware in 2014?

IBTimes UK's Ian Allison reflects on schizophrenic Scotland's complicated Bard and what it means to be Scottish.

Thunderstorms, bad maps and missing hosts conspire to spoil things for sociable expat Cath Everett and her husband.

Pakistan's government could gain crucial support and credibility through its handling of the trial.