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Ali Mohammed al-Nimr will be beheaded and then his body strapped to a cross and left to rot.

Markets have been obsessed with the Fed, with 'will they, won't they' speculation on interest rates.

IBTimes UK breaks down Jeremy Corbyn's debut performance after facing off with Cameron at the dispatch box.

IBTimes UK looks at some of the political hurdles the veteran left-winger will have to jump.

Only two of the 11 stores up for closure are known as employees are kept in the dark.

A Corbyn-Osborne contest would let another Tory government in -- and probably strengthen it.

Mark Evans, the CFO of telecom giant O2 tells IBTimes UK the role goes a lot further than numbers nowadays.

Offers of around £1bn have been flying around in just one of many M&A deals in industry.

Protest leaders say that they are willing to be jailed for opposing China's electoral reforms.

IBTimes UK looks at the left-winger's performance during the Sky News hustings.

Petition calling for Britain to take in more asylum seekers has attracted 200,000 signatures already.

"I looked for soul-searching, for penitence, for a sign that the lessons of defeat had been taken to heart...This would have been a good day for the Japanese press to begin telling the people the real and complete story of the war and defeat"

To manually set rates to be more profitable for certain organisations, multiple influential traders need to agree on a rate.

The murders of the WDBJ7 reporter Alison Parker and her colleague Adam Ward by Bryce Williams have re-ignited the smouldering war of words over race.

Herwin Loman, senior China economist at Rabobank, speaks to the IBTimes about possible causes for the collapse.

What are financial analysts forecasting for Chinese and world markets?

As Hatra and Nimrud lie in ruins - could Palmyra be next?

Stocks have plunged around the world, with markets in Japan, Germany and France suffering.

Concerns are rising over China's stuttering economy.

Former two-time Olympic champion can be more than a figurehead in his overhaul of world athletics.

The falling price of oil is piling pressure on the Saudi economy.

Labour leadership favourite charged by opponents with several major criticisms.

Sundar Pichai has been installed as Google chief executive after a shake-up.

Milk farmers are demanding a fair price for milk

Before sanctions were imposed by the West and some other nations, Iran reckoned that it could produce four million barrels of oil per day for the next 100 years on known oil reserves.

Norway's rate of prisoners is among the lowest in the world.

Mortgage rates are already rising in anticipation of an interest rate increase

Zionist extremists consider the West Bank to be given to the Jews by God, and by attacking Palestinians they believe they are doing God's work.

The cuts in spending and the increased M&A activity in the market can be attributed to the falling oil price.