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Time to get tough on the physiological causes of crime

In The Anatomy of Violence, Adrian Raine makes a strong case – often based on his own research – that distinct biological traits shape criminal behaviour

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Satellites could be targeted to stop cyberattacks

Technology

Satellites could be targeted to stop cyberattacks

Opinion

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Health

Anti-doping agency warns athletes of black market drug

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Banks gone bad: Our evolved morality has failed us

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Banks gone bad: Our evolved morality has failed us

Comment

Cellphone sniffer hunts down illicit prison calls

Technology

Cellphone sniffer hunts down illicit prison calls

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'Truth serum' to be used in Dark Knight shooter trial

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'Truth serum' to be used in Dark Knight shooter trial

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Trafficking now the greatest threat to wild apes

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Trafficking now the greatest threat to wild apes

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How forensic science will solve Pistorius shooting

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How forensic science will solve Pistorius shooting

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Fake pointers on your screen foil 'shoulder surfers'

Technology

Fake pointers on your screen foil 'shoulder surfers'

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DNA tests can prevent the next horsemeat scandal

Earth

DNA tests can prevent the next horsemeat scandal

Food fraud is not new, but experience from the fish industry shows genetic databases and cheaper sequencing can close the breaks in our food chain

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Life

Robot inquisition keeps witnesses on the right track

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Life

Open Richard III DNA evidence for peer review

Opinion

Technology

Webcam and CCTV security flaw shows us to prying eyes

Analysis

Technology

China gets the blame for media hacking spree

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