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Early in November, the world's first and third largest nations by population have elections. On Tuesday, 06 November 2012, the third country by population (314.5 million) with the largest capitalist economy but also the one with the greatest debt, the United States, will elect a new President Romney or re-elect President Obama for a second term. Leaving aside what wonderful husbands both men apparently are and their equally wonderful, devoted wives and families who at times in the campaign a...

Ex-Tottenham defender and midfielder Steffen Freund has admitted he is excited about his former club's future and the potential of its players and resources

From the British royal lineage, a portrait drawing of Edward VI, the son of Henry VIII and a painted portrait of Thomas Howard, third Duke of Norfolk, will go on show at The Queen’s Gallery.

FX specialists debate on whether the US Federal Reserve is intentionally weakening the dollar, resulting in a ‘currency war’.

Britain's Heather Watson is planning an assault on the world No.1 spot after securing her maiden WTA tour title at the Japan Open.

Much emphasis has been placed on the lack of excitement in the heavyweight division since the Klitschko brothers gained a monopoly on the world championship titles. However, on Friday night in Liverpool, David Price confirmed his status as heir to the throne.

Olympic gold medallist USA’s Greg Louganis, a gay and HIV positive athlete, guest of honour at festival.

14-year-old boys flogged gold and gems worth £2,500 and spent the proceeds on pizza, kebabs and prostitutes.

Heather Watson became the first British woman to win a WTA singles title in 24 years by triumphing at the Japan Open.

Naked model rides to rescue of giant tuna in conservation campaign designed to raise awareness of growing risk to marine life.

Katy Perry donates guitar to be auctioned to raise funds for the organisation.

The USADA report into Lance Armstrong's doping past is the biggest exposure of drugs taking in sport since the scandal surrounding Ben Johnson

Team USA multi gold and silver Olympic medallist and USC alumnus speaks exclusively to IBTimes UK

PM attacks Labour's economic record and policy while emphasising government austerity and welfare cuts.

According to The Great Order of the World (Seder Olam Rabbah) a chronology of events in the Bible, written about 160 AD by Yose ben Halafta and much used in traditional Rabbinic teaching, the Exodus of the Jews out of Egypt commenced in 1313 BC. Part of the Book of Exodus in the Old Testament relates how Moses, the leader of the Jews, left the Israelites for 40 days and nights in order to receive God's Ten Commandments. During this time, the Israelites became afraid that he would not return...

Andy Murray has been handed a walkover victory in the second round of the Shanghai Masters after Florian Mayer withdraws with a wrist injury.

Scarborough council removes presenter’s gravestone out of 'respect for public opinion'.

IMF scaled down Britain's growth forecast

Britain's Andy Murray says his campaign to be world No.1 by the end of 2012 is likely to culminate in failure.

Lady Gaga admitted she cried a little when watching a video of herself vomiting, during a concert in Barcelona, Spain

Former Barcelona defender Rafael Marquez tips Pep Guardiola to replace Arsene Wenger at Arsenal

Possibly aimed at the mid segment, the Galaxy S3 Mini could be pitched against Apple's iPhone 5.

We take a look at how WoW's latest expansion pleases new and old players alike post level 85.

South Korea's KOSPI down 0.67 percent while Shanghai Composite Index and Hang Seng fall 0.56 and 0.74 percent.

China's Shanghai index down 0.25 percent opening after a week-long holiday while Hang Seng falls 0.60 percent and KOSPI 0.64 percent.

World number 2 Novak Djokovic of Serbia beats France's Jo-Wilfried Tsonga to win his third ATP China Open title.

Jennifer Garner looked gorgeous in an eye-catchy red dress as she attended the premiere of film Argo

The IMF sees slower global growth this year and next as central bank policy fails to offset fiscal austerity in Europe and the United States

Art experiment produces gold when bacteria is exposed to toxic chemical.

Old Bailey clears Essex woman of conspiracy to launder proceeds from £1m bullion van heist in Belgium.