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- Fears Coalition’s encryption cracking laws could expand metadata retention
- Games coding: We go back to class to build the next Flappy Bird – Metro Newspaper UK
- Learning valuable lessons from the past – Irish Examiner
- Learning valuable lessons from the past – Irish Examiner
- From designing rockets to debating brain-enhancing drugs – Attain News
- Pinter Three and Pinter Four starring Tamsin Greig, Keith Allen and Meera Syal – review round-up – The Stage
- Coventry Blitz: Did Winston Churchill leave city ‘to burn’? – Coventry Live
- Sharks and Birds Share a Surprising Anatomical Feature (No, Not Wings) – Inverse
- UK’s last surviving roundhouse Barrow Hill in Staveley scoops Engineering Heritage Award – Derbyshire Times
- LGBT rainbow poppy met with anger on Remembrance Day – PinkNews
- Codebreaker, 95, still keeping Bletchley Park secrets – BBC News
- Codebreaker, 95, still keeping Bletchley Park secrets – BBC News
- 95-Year-Old Bletchley Codebreaker Still Saying Nothing, Just in Case – Gizmodo UK
- GCHQ offers help to embryonic Irish cyber security organisation – ComputerWeekly.com
- Woman who worked for MI6 during the Second World War dies – Norwich Evening News
- Woman who worked for MI6 during the Second World War dies – Eastern Daily Press
- Enigma code veteran to take secrets ‘to end of my days’ – BBC News
- Obituary: Captain Michael Howard , Intelligence officer who hunted Nazi scientists and documents – HeraldScotland
- How Gloucester remembered: a round up of the day’s events on the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War – Gloucestershire Live
- Pinter Three and Pinter Four, Harold Pinter Theatre, review: ‘A devotion that is inspiring to witness’ – Telegraph.co.uk