This past week has shown how some of the nastier edges of British politics operate.
Neil Coyle
Dec 09, 2015
Confusion over how to beat Isis gives Putin an opportunity to seem proactive and powerful.
Natalia Antonova
Dec 09, 2015
Anti-Sikh hate crimes in the wake of Paris and San Bernardino attacks are often logged as Islamophobic.
Hardeep Singh
Dec 09, 2015
Removing Daesh from digital display altogether will be far more effective than parading them as objects of ridicule.
Jimmy Leach
Dec 09, 2015
Someone is hit by a vehicle every six days. We want a safe, less polluted, and more welcoming place for visitors.
Sarah Williams
Dec 08, 2015
UK police proved how trigger-happy US police are, especially in cases with little or no threat.
Christian Christensen
Dec 08, 2015
His statements serve to legitimise the worst views in society. Views that Isis, too, propagate.
Samira Shackle
Dec 08, 2015
I hope this epic hashtag fail doesn't stop IBM reaching out to women who would be excited to join their ranks.
Judy Melinek
Dec 08, 2015
Conservative youth wing was racked by infighting, bullying and back-stabbing.
Sam Woods
Dec 07, 2015
The Manchester-born boxer deserves to be one of 12 contenders for prestigious award.
Nick Howson
Dec 07, 2015
In the fiscal year ending June 2014, WMF reported net assets in excess of $77m
Mary-Ann Russon
Dec 05, 2015
One wonders what Jeremy Corbyn has to do to get the media to like him.
Tom Mendelsohn
Dec 04, 2015
The trial was conducted in the glare of international media and added pressure on the original judge's verdict.
Chantelle Feldhaus and René Koraan
Dec 04, 2015
IBTimes UK's senior politics reporter Ian Silvera gives his take on the by-election.
Ian Silvera
Dec 04, 2015
With the world in solidarity after Paris attacks we can't ignore the 200 daily victims of Syrian conflict.
Nicolas Henin
Dec 04, 2015
A pensioner could easily obtain all the information for a social engineering hack.
John McAfee
Dec 04, 2015
A South African appeals court has found Pistorius guilty of the murder of Steenkamp.
Lydia Smith
Dec 03, 2015
World leaders need to take a strong stance against Isis not be shackled by previous intervention errors
Ruwayda Mustafah
Dec 02, 2015
As governments seem incapable of fixing inequality, our only hope is that billionaires will give it away.
Lee Williams
Dec 02, 2015
Diets are getting unhealthier around the world – it's not only ruining our health, but the environment as well
Michelle Holdsworth
Dec 02, 2015
The goal of profitability alone is not enough of a spur to intelligent colleagues.
Stefan Stern
Dec 02, 2015
Overweight Haters Ltd have reportedly been handing fat-shaming cards to women on the Tube.
Michelle Thomas
Dec 01, 2015
Bashar al-Assad's atrocities and Russian bombs help keep Islamic State strong
Bissan Fakih
Dec 01, 2015
Corbyn is failing to acknowledging the instances where force has played a decisive role in saving lives.
James Bloodworth
Dec 01, 2015
Muslims and non-Muslims alike must unite against extremism and bigotry in all of its forms
Mohammed Kozbar
Nov 30, 2015
A ruling by the Belfast high court found Northern Ireland abortion legislation to be in breach of human rights law.
Lydia Smith
Nov 30, 2015
US presidential candidate and cybersecurity legend McAfee discusses implementing Article 5.
John McAfee
Nov 30, 2015
Stephen Foster explains why when it comes to awards the winner takes it all.
Stephen Foster
Nov 30, 2015
Israel's occupation and the Palestinian Authority's collusion has created the 'knife intifada'
Sohaib Zahda
Nov 27, 2015
Islamic State will come and go but radical Islamism will return in another form.
Rachel Bryson
Nov 26, 2015