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Split personality crime: who is guilty?

Health

Split personality crime: who is guilty?

Dissociative identity disorder – when a person appears to have multiple personalities – is a real condition, a study says. But what if they commit a crime?

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Was Yasser Arafat killed by radioactive polonium-210?

Health

Was Yasser Arafat killed by radioactive polonium-210?

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Cyberwar's eerie echoes of the A-bomb race

Technology

Cyberwar's eerie echoes of the A-bomb race

Comment

AI systems could fight cyberbullying

Technology

AI systems could fight cyberbullying

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Silicon sirens: The naughty bots out to seduce you

Technology

Silicon sirens: The naughty bots out to seduce you

Features

Technology

Two faces of chatbot technology speaks volumes about us

Opinion

Big Brother is watching Facebook and Twitter

Technology

Big Brother is watching Facebook and Twitter

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Why we may never know who created Flame virus

Technology

Why we may never know who created Flame virus

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Over-55s pick passwords twice as secure as teenagers'

Technology

Over-55s pick passwords twice as secure as teenagers'

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With no paper trail, can science determine age?

Life

With no paper trail, can science determine age?

When faced with immigrants who claim to be children but have no proof, officials resort to X-ray scans – but such tests cannot be trusted

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Technology

'Bullet time' to stop cyber attacks on power grids

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Technology

New hacktivist sect emerges from Anonymous

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Technology

Censoring flu data could raise bioterror threat

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Technology

Social media web snares 'criminals'

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