OPINION

Graeme Malcolm, is the CEO and founder of M Squared Lasers, a manufacturer of lasers and photonic instruments.

Entertainment reporter Alicia Adejobi muses on lack of representation for black and grime artists.

How can the US-led coalition implement a coherent strategy in Syria when it is torn apart from inside?

Talia Jane's letter to Jeremy Stoppelman almost seems designed to trigger an anti-millennial backlash.

Measures to constrict international reporting are raising eyebrows at a time when the economy is slowing down.

Some 44% of startups either run out of cash or come very close to doing so within the first three years.

If bookmakers are right, the public will opt for the status quo to remain and for Britain to stay in the EU.

Boris knows most Tories are Eurosceptic, and leading 'out' campaign may boost his future PM chances.

There is a middle ground on the migrant crisis - you can criticise religion without being racist.

Businesses looking to enter Iranian market following international embargo lifting need to tread cautiously.

There is a tacit British consensus to pretend there are only two health systems in the world: NHS and the US.

It looks like the studio is onto another winner

Jeb has the misfortune to be standing when Middle America has run out of patience and is searching for a warrior.

It is becoming intolerable for British Jews, despite the fact the UK relies on Israel for trade and NHS drugs.

The primary goal of BDS is the destruction of Israel, not the well-being of the Palestinian people.

Saudi Arabia, Russia, Venezuela and Qatar agree to freeze oil output at January levels.

When I spoke to my GP, I was told to order a self-help book for eating disorders from Amazon.

Kids have no place in a world that exists to satisfy the sexual desires of men – they should have a childhood.

There is a problem with self-censorship in our universities, where free speech is banned.

There are important things to fight for in Europe but Working Tax Credits for migrants is not one of them.

He called tax avoidance 'morally repugnant' - then got a payout from his family firm which failed to pay it.

As Oscars are shamed for lack of diversity, IBTimes UK looks deeper into biggest music awards

Twitter has had a tough start to 2016; can these changes help it win back users and turn a profit?

West sees women through the Madonna/whore lens. Swift didn't need a man's rude interruption to become a star.

Society encourages the idea that stalking is a dedicated way for a man to pursue a woman who isn't interested.

Daniel Friedberg, a principal at law firm of Riddell Williams PS in Seattle, considers the legal implications of a hard fork.

Rhodes Must Fall failed, Barbie and Beyonce won - which sells merchandise?

People earning the least are often the ones to gain most from industrial action.

Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe has said Met Police may end policy of automatic belief of sex abuse complaints.