OPINION

Algeria terror inquest has shown full scale of BP's folly.

Journalism is one of the world's most dangerous industries and it's time reporters received the freedom they deserve.

If companies want to be successful, they must understand the role played by faith.

There are so many real-life stories that would make videogames - we don't need to warp reality.

Cameron's policies will reduce borrowing, while doing little, if anything, to improve the balance of payments.

SCADA attacks are becoming more common as hackers try to send Britain into meltdown. Here are five ways they can be beaten back.

Cameron's five-year tax lock is a hostage to fortune, and the ransom could be hugely costly for all of us.

Sexual objectification cuts two ways but no one seems too concerned when it's a man getting it out.

Neo-Nazi groups still thrive in Germany, lurking in the shadow of Islamists.

'McFeminist' culture doesn't understand Saudi Arabia and its efforts to help Arab women do more harm than good.

A move in headquarters or selling a retail bank is a risky move but HSBC are open to both possibilities.

Why I believe Cameron is on course to beat Miliband and win the 2015 election.

Miliband still has plenty of work to do and Cameron's 'bloody' offensive will make his task even harder.

In an open letter to Obama, human rights activist Husain Abdulla argues the US must help free Rajab.

A mass protest has been planned in Hyde Park over Protein World's sexist Are You Beach Body Ready advert.

More than a million FHM and Heat magazine readers voted for their celebrity crushes in this year's polls.

As well as huge buying huge there's a number of likely mid-cap takeover targets out there.

The EU needs to work harder to make sure disasters such as the Mediterranean migrant crisis never happen.

Small business community has a crucial role to play in the election - but we have plenty of demands.

Death of Sgt Harry Band was a turning point in the conflict and reminds us that war always descends into horror.

We've created our own manifesto - and it's slightly different the ones you've read from David Cameron and Ed Miliband.

Factory workers and farmers crack under pressure to create garments the fashion industry and buyers thrive on.

Workers in Bangladesh still working in appalling conditions despite Rana Plaza disaster.

Pilgrimage to site of Anzac heroism made me realise what being Australian meant.

Kurdish leaders acknowledge their people's role in the genocide - but Turkish leaders refuse to do likewise.

Kate Middleton is due to give birth now, and Mumsnet has helpfully rounded up the names she must steer clear of.

The idea that 'business' is just another issue or topic to be forgotten about ahead of polling day is dangerously misguided.

The EU must revive Mare Nostrum and take life-saving action, not face-saving racism

To keep rehashing the same series is to ignore what people respond to in videogames.