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British Girl Gets Through Turkish Airport Security With Toy Unicorn Passport

Lilly Harris gets past customs at Antalya airport with passport bearing picture of a stuffed baby unicorn.

Asian Markets Rebound on Positive US Data, Nikkei Leads the Pack

US job and retail figures help end losing streak on Wall Street and Asian markets.

Confessions of an Alien Abductee: I’m Torn Between Two Worlds

Britain’s ‘most abducted’ woman says she prefers the alien world to her own.

Dismembered Woman's Body Found on Corstorphine Hill in Edinburgh

Police say victim found by hill cyclist was cut in pieces elsewhere and then buried in Edinburgh beauty spot.

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E3 2013: Microsoft Announces Redesigned Xbox 360

At E3, Microsoft has announced a new model of Xbox 360, as well as Metal Gear Solid and Minecraft for Xbox One

DeGale Wants Groves Rematch Before Froch Challenge

After victory over Bozic on Saturday, DeGale wants a rematch with George Groves.

Markets, Politics, Economics: Main Casualties in Emerging Market Equities and Bonds

Daniel Stewart & Co’s chief economist Alastair Winter previews the week ahead for markets, politics and economics

Leicester Man Arrested for Giving Eight-Year-Old Boy a Machine Gun in School Playground

Officers arrest 57-year-old man in Northfields and recover imitation firearms from his house.

Lady Gaga Weight Loss: Poker Face Singer Shows Toned Bikini Body on Mexico Holiday

Lady Gaga responds to weight gain critics by flaunting a toned bikini body while on holiday in Mexico

Game Studio Spotlight: Codemasters [VIDEO]

In the first of our new series exploring the British game industry, we visit GRID developer Codemasters at its Warwickshire HQ

From Dortmund to Oviedo: Five European Fighters We Fell In Love With Last Season

From Jurgen Klopp's eccentric nature to Malaga's fight against adversity, IBTimes UK brings you five teams that went above and beyond

Markets, Politics and Economics: Quick, Big Bucks in Shorting But Risks Remain

Daniel Stewart & Co’s chief economist Alastair Winter previews the month ahead in markets, politics and economics.

Oil Price Reporting Agencies Hit Back at EU Reform Plan

Oil price reporting agencies say EU proposals could impose huge liabilities and are unfeasible.

Asian Markets Retreat Ahead of Key US Labour Market Data

Markets await US non-farm payrolls data and unemployment rate for May.

Roman coins with Emperors' Gratian (l) and Honorius

Novice Unearths Roman Treasure 20 Minutes After Buying Metal Detector

Wesley Carrington uncovers lost horde of ancient 'solidi' near St Albans in Hertfordshire

West Ham United Transfer Dossier: Hammers Must Seek Alternatives to Carroll

Sam Allardyce is charged with building on West Ham's 10th place finish in the Premier League

Tourists protect themselves from the rain under umbrellas in front of the Eiffel tower in Paris as they visit the French capital during summer holidays

Libor Fixing Scandal: Rate Setting Supervision Could be Moved to Paris from London

Paris-based ESMA could take over regulation of key benchmark rates, including Euribor, in line with European Union proposals.

Posh Victoria Beckham Crowned Woman of the Decade

Victoria Beckham named Woman Of The Decade at glitzy showbiz bash

Lower Pricing Predicted for Xbox One and PlayStation 4

Ahead of E3, Wedbush Morgan analyst Michael Pachter has speculated prices for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4

Newcastle Ready To Rival Liverpool For Relegated Defender - Report

Newcastle are ready to rival Liverpool for Reading captain Pearce

The St Edward's Crown is placed with care PIC: Westminster Abbey

Queen's 60th Coronation Anniversary: St Edward's Crown on Display at Westminster Abbey [VIDEO]

Westminster Abbey showcases Queen's Coronation crown after 60 years.

Businesses Not Protecting Data Gold Mine

Businesses Failing to Protect the Data Gold Mine

As the threat from cyber-crime grows ever bigger, businesses need to focus their attention on their more valuable asset – information.

Asian Markets Trade Cautiously as Japan Falls on Poor Economic Data

Nikkei and S&P/ASX fall while Shanghai composite and Hang Seng up.

Markets, Politics and Economics: Bonds and Gold are Prime Shorting Candidates

Daniel Stewart & Co’s chief economist Alastair Winter previews the week ahead for markets, politics and economics

Bradley Wiggins Ruled Out Of Tour De France Defence

Wiggins ruled out of Team Sky selection due to knee injury.

Sir Bradley Wiggins a Doubt for 2013 Tour de France

London 2012 Summer Olympics medalist Sir Bradley Wiggins may withdraw from the 2013 Tour de France

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