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If animals co-operate to benefit their community, does it mean they are ethical beings?

A N Wilson’s latest volume on the social history of Britain is intelligent, amusing and ultimately facile.

A frenzied mob of New York bargain-hunters trampled a man to death in a pre-Christmas sale. Why?

If the critically wounded were treated first, bailouts wouldn't be handed to car manufacturers, but to schools.

Whoever planned the murderous terrorist attack knew what they were up to. It presents awful dilemmas for New Delhi, Islamabad and Washington.

Stanislaw Dziwisz spent 40 years at the side of the man who did more for human dignity than anyone else in the 20th century.

Canadians should be wary of the much-touted legalised regime in New Zealand.

Are we using pre-natal testing as part of a search-and-destroy mission for the disabled?

The webcam suicide of an American teenager gives the lie to the notion of an "internet community".

Amazing economic growth and a massive recession rescue package cannot save China from the drastic effects of its one child policy.

The main issues faced by the new American president were hardly discussed in the campaign.

Rather than ship customer complaints off to Mumbai, businesses could eliminate them with some simple tools for efficiency.

If China uses its immense foreign reserves to rescue the American economy, will the story end there?

Society is rapidly depleting its store of taboos. We can laugh at sex, religion and even death. Isn't there anything left?

Eckhart Tolle is a publishing phenomenon. Why are so many people lapping up his distillation of the wisdom of the ages?

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