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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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Health

GlaxoSmithKline agrees $3 billion fraud payout

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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

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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'

In the largest ever study of password security, password strength was found to vary across age groups and nationalities

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Life

With no paper trail, can science determine age?

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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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