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Poll, 21 Jun 2012:
The comedian Jimmy Carr has promised to mend his ways after using a tax scheme that David Cameron called 'morally wrong'. Some have argued that tax avoidance is fair game. But do you agree with the prime minister's assessment?
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19 Jun 2012: Daniel Sokol: The judge in this challenging case eventually relied on intuition. In such a dilemma, can law or ethics ever yield a single right answer?
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18 Jun 2012: Kate Hilpern: Adult anorexics often see no way out from an illness that affects their capacity to choose life
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15 Jun 2012:
Sarah Ditum: When I found a fiver in a supermarket, I bought a steak – but coming across a whole wad of notes was a different matter
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12 Jun 2012:
Nuffield Council on Bioethics recommends acceptance of fertility techniques to prevent inherited mitochondria disorders
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5 Jun 2012:
Mitochondrial disease, passed from mother to child, is incurable. Scientists see a way to eliminate it using donor DNA but this has set off a debate about 'three-parent babies'
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29 May 2012: Rosalind English: Monsters are born, not made: the latest round in the debate about criminal responsibility questions the very existence of intuitive morality
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22 May 2012: Aidan C O'Brien: The oath sworn in court by witnesses should be replaced by an affirmation
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22 May 2012: Vishvapani Blomfield: The Norwegian mass murderer meditated to numb his emotions. The effect of any practice depends on our values
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