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Owning a car in Singapore is expensive and people rely on public transport and taxis to get around.

Foreign Minister Rafael Ramirez said his country would make a proposal to limit supply and strengthen prices at the next OPEC meeting.

However, there'll be no allegations of Trojan Horse style plots to cultivate conservative Muslims.

Abe set to drum up support for his economic policies in election campaign as Japan gears up for snap polls.

Thousands of demonstrators march on anniversary of Mexico's 1910 revolution.

A new Android 5.0 build for Galaxy S4 with baseband version I9500XXU has leaked.

Astronomers at the University of California, Riverside have found thread-like "filaments" in the cosmic web that accelerated the formation of galaxies

Galaxy Note 3 gets Android 5.0 preview in video, ahead of Lollipop's official release by Google.

Newsnight says Palace of Westminster is in much need of repair after 60 years with no renovation.

Investors submitted orders of at least $57bn for company notes.

US citizens and dual citizenship holders are obliged to file a tax return regardless of domicile.

Hugo Borst revealed that the deal to sign Strootman was struck at the same time Louis van Gaal was confirmed boss of United.

Viswanathan Anand will face Magnus Carlsen in Game 10 of the 2014 World Chess Championship on Friday. Find out how to follow the game live

Discovery of ancient canyon rules out popular theories of formation of Himalayas.

Traders expect USD/INR to hold 61.8-62.0 range on Friday.

Secret Service agents arrest woman with gun along White House's north fence as President Obama wrapped up his speech.

The flow of information in the brain was seen to be in opposing directions when imagining or perceiving reality.

Floods in May this year, weakening domestic demand and troubled corporate balance sheets have affected Serbia badly.

An airborne laser system has enabled the discovery of an ancient Roman gold mine that used complex river diversion and storage systems.

Obama invokes wrath of newly emboldened Republicans with announcement of sweeping immigration reforms.

Genome of tapeworm removed from UK resident's brain sequenced for first time.

Thornberry stepped down from the shadow cabinet after tweeting a picture which was deemed snobbish and patronising.

IBTimes UK look ahead to the first day of the Davis Cup final.

IBTimes UK looks ahead to the first day of action in Lille

Prince Charles will make for a vocal King, unlike the Queen who is known for maintaining discretion on public issues.

Kendra Wilkinson and Jimmy Bullard dined on a range of gruesome delicacies including camel hump and pig snout.

Shadow Attorney General stands down over condescending council house tweet.

Dave Whelan told The Guardian newspaper that "Jewish people do chase money more than everybody else."

The polls are closed in Rochester and Strood, now the real drama begins. Follow it with IBT.