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Online game could deter people from being radicalised into terrorism

People in Iraq who used to live under the control of ISIS were better at spotting signs of others being manipulated into joining such groups after playing the game MindFort

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We have to find a way to stop drones disrupting airports

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Facebook blocked over a million uploads of Christchurch attack video

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The key to combating extremism is to address its social roots

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The key to combating extremism is to address its social roots

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Does just using Facebook really make racist attacks more likely?

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What makes a white nationalist?

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Facebook Messenger used to try and deradicalise extremists

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Why refusing to give up passwords is illegal under UK terror law

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It's too easy for bioterrorists to access dangerous research

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Anatomy of terror: What makes normal people become extremists?

It takes more than religious fanaticism or hatred to make someone take innocent lives, but recognise the true roots of ISIS-inspired terror and they can be addressed

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To tackle extremism, we need to know the enemy

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Electronic devices banned on US-bound flights from 8 countries

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Encryption wars: The privacy debate raging in your smartphone

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Hundreds choked in Iraq as toxic smoke sweeps across Mosul

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