Report suggests methamphetamine use in North Korea is widespread.

Mother-of-two Julie Deane and her mother Freda Thomas started the leather goods company in her kitchen

Hailing from Kashmiri Pandit family, Pushkar was drawn to former UN under secretary-general.

The 36 year old's is making significant progress in attaining the required funding

The CMI says building a world-class workforces is a top challenge for CEOs.

Lawyers representing Kanye West attempt to block use of Coinye, a bitcoin-like crypto-currency.

The programme is backed by the Department for UK Trade and Investment.

Finland has one of the most vibrant startup scenes in the world, thanks to an unfair advantage it has over other countries.

Fintan Donohue, executive chair of Gazelle, says the UK's labour market has changed.

Today Virgin announces the launch of Virgin StartUp, a not-for-profit company, which will offer financial support, mentoring and business advice to thousands of young entrepreneurs across the UK.

Barclays bank seeks help from startups to help solve problems created by rapidly evolving technology.

Tech London Advocates founder Russ Shaw says the UK is a long way from being a digital nation.

A report looking at current trends in production of child abuse material highlights live streaming as a particular problem.

Loat uses sport to get under-engaged demographics involved in charity work.

Lopez hopes his technology will detect potential oil pipe leaks before they happen.

Schroeder speaks about his book Startup Rising, which unveils the Arab Spring's hidden business side.

Disegni's idea would see both peer-to-peer and designer-to-consumer renting of fashion items.

Speidel talks of plan to create medical devices that aid disabled students and teachers in the classroom.

Ovung talks about how the Sirius Programme will help his business deliver clean water to poorest parts of world.

SAP Ventures CEO Nino Marakovic says startup 'mafias' will drive growth of new companies in Tech City London.

In the final episode of Inside Tech City, Alistair Charlton speaks to head of partnerships at Tech City, Pru Ashby.

Youth Business International works with young people across the globe to foster entrepreneurship.

UK infrastructure is 'not up to scratch' and firms doubting impact of current government policies.

In episode four of Inside Tech City, Alistair Charlton speaks to Russell Hall, co-founder of iPhone taxi hailing app, Hailo.

Dixons agreed to pay €69m to rid of loss-making Pixmania business.

Nokia's top hardware designer, Marko Ahtisaari, will leave the company in November.

In episode three of Inside Tech City, Alistair Charlton visits the offices of Mind Candy, the company behind Moshi Monsters.

In episode two of Inside Tech City, Alistair Charlton visits Google Campus to speak its head man, Eze Vidra.

In the episode one of Inside Tech City, Alistair Charlton visits Huddle to speak to founder and CEO Alastair Mitchell.

Vince Cable MP has warned there are “serious problems” for entrepreneurs in accessing finance but believes these are the people to lead the UK out of recession.