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Career change: Pirate Bay founder Peter Sunde to stand in European Parliament elections

A co-founder of Pirate Bay has decided to make a radical career change and stand in the 2014 European Parliament elections in Finland.

Amelia Andersdotter has been in the UK for a piracy debate

Amelia Andersdotter: Internet copyright laws? They can walk the plank, says Pirate Party politician

Ian Burrell talk to the Swedish MEP who wants free music and movie downloads to stop internet users being criminalised

You can't park your souped-up story here

Not for the first time, Richard Littlejohn got a bit confused and mixed up "ideas" with "format"

Game over: Developers Patrick (left) and Daniel Klug

The pair making online pirates pay

In a bid to stop people downloading their new title for free, the Klug brothers created a version of their Game Dev Tycoon game that would virtually bankrupt anyone who tried it. Jamie Merrill reports

GlaxoSmithKline faces inquiry over 'price fixing'

Fine could be as high as £2.6bn if competition rules were broken

Television choices: How to build a better future with Sellotape and science

TV pick of the week: Tomorrow's World: A Horizon Special

Kamal Ahmad, 68, who is suffering from throat cancer, gets help from a relative to drink tea through his nose outside Tata cancer hospital in Mumbai, India

Celebration for patients after India’s landmark ruling against Swiss drug giant Novartis means millions can afford generic medicines

For Sourabh Ghosh, it was nothing less than a matter of life or death.

Indian court refuses to grant patent to drugs manufacturer in landmark case that could keep life-saving medicine affordable

Health activists have welcomed a decision by India’s highest court not to grant a patent to a drugs manufacturer in a case campaigners say will help safeguard the ability of people around the world to afford life-saving medicine.

George Petherbridge: Swashbuckling footballer loved for his work rate and flair

Glance at a photograph of George Petherbridge in his 1950s Bristol Rovers heyday and he appears old before his time. The expression is watchful, almost anxious, and when seen taking to the pitch in the flesh at Eastville – Rovers' much-missed former headquarters, now the site of a vast convenience furniture store – the 5ft 4in Devon-born winger might have seemed a vulnerable figure, especially in comparison to the full-backs charged with marking him, often muscular hulks who appeared capable of eating him alive.

Italian Foreign Minister Giulio Terzi resigned after Italy sent two marines to India to face trial for killing two fishermen

Italian minister quits after marines are sent back to India to face trial for killing two fishermen

The Italian Foreign Minister quit today after his government returned two marines to India to face trial for killing two fishermen.

James Moore: Departing chief's show of strength at Arm

Outlook It's not often that shares in Arm Holdings finish the day in negative territory, although the fall is understandable enough. Its chief executive Warren East caught more than a few people on the hop by announcing his resignation.

EA apologizes for 'dumb' SimCity launch after gamer fury

Amazon has over 3,000 negative reviews of latest Sims game

European Parliament votes on call for porn ban

Opponents call the motion a "horrendous attack on our fundamental freedoms of speech and expression"

Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag promises Caribbean pirate adventures

Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag: details revealed

New game slated for October release, and promises Caribbean pirate adventures

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