OPINION

Former member of LulzSec Mustafa al-Bassam says we can reclaim our privacy in 2014 by Google, Microsoft etc.

The UK government and Bank of England are against a banker's bonus cap. But why?

Despite national murder rate four and a half times higher than global average, murders in South Africa are localised, argues Cath Everett

Total Goldman staff also increased 2% compared with the end of 2012

Intern Moritz Erhardt's death has seen the investment banking industry change its policies towards interns and low-level staff.

RBS is 81% owned by the taxpayer but privatisation plans will be scuppered with persistent fiddling

The chancellor's threats about leaving Europe are the result of tectonic power shifts from within his party, and from further afield.

It's hard finding the balance between personal and societal responsibility in tackling the rising obesity epidemic

Lawrence won Best Supporting Actress in a motion picture at the Golden Globes for American Hustle

Latest nonfarm payrolls have made the discussion about the correct direction of monetary policy more difficult

In distinctly un-northern European fashion, South Africans use Christmas holidays for sun, sand and surf.

There are more calls for a sugar tax which would attack people for making reasonable choices that the state doesn't approve of.

London thinktank Henry Jackson Society experts provide a global round-up security dangers in the years ahead.

From eyebrow kits to hockey sticks, Kate Middleton brings in wads of cash for brands

Egypt in danger of repeating old mistakes by classifying Muslim Brotherhood as terrorists, argues Quliiam's Emman El-Badawy.

Nominating young stars and putting smaller films in spotlight proves value of awards.

Arts and humanities degree students may have just five hours teaching time a week.

Only three days into the new year and already we're being spammed Miley Cyrus

Tis the season to feel disgusted with yourself and part with even more cash

Art expert and gallery owner Virginia Damtsa guides you through the best exhibitions in London

Some of IBTimes UK's global business team reveal their wishes for the new year for workers

Some of IBTimes UK's London business team reveal their wishes for the new year

IBTimesUK looks to philosopher John Rawls for help on the question of 'fairness'.

Chancellor George Osborne must support consumers' incomes to maintain the recovery and win the next election.

New video on YouTube explains problems behind Battlefield 4's net code.

Blurred Lines singer Thicke was everywhere in 2013. He must be nowhere in 2014.

Top 5 iconic games that used the Ak-47.

Lianna Brinded delivers the grumpy guide to the public's all time favourite festive films

One-size-fits-all policy may be blunt, but it is fair to everyone and manageable for a business.