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- Airport proximity ‘key factor’ for university rankings rise – Times Higher Education (THE)
- AI could bring up to £630 billion to the UK economy over a few years – BetaNews
- Bicester Heritage gun shelter mystery solved with a little help from the public – Oxford Mail
- UK collected social media data as part of its mass surveillance – Engadget
- Hannu Rajaniemi: Posthuman Utopias – Locus Online
- Submissions Now Open for the 2018 SEE-IT™ Award from EBSCO Information Services – PR Web (press release)
- Godzilla Help Us! – frieze.com (satire) (press release) (blog)
- GCHQ certified cyber security training course available to The Open University – London Loves Business
- UK intelligence agencies ‘unlawfully’ sharing sensitive personal data, court hears – ComputerWeekly.com
- UK spy agencies may be circumventing data-sharing law, tribunal told – The Guardian
- UK spy agencies may be circumventing data-sharing law, tribunal told
- City U19s v Napoli: Tickets, travel and parking – Manchester City
- UK government report calls for no direct regulation of AI technology – Siliconrepublic.com
- Meet the 94-year-old former Wren who helped crack Nazi codes – Plymouth Herald
- Bicester Heritage gun shelter mystery solved with a little help from the public – Oxford Mail
- Bicester Heritage gun shelter mystery solved with a little help from the public – Oxford Mail
- Director General Andrew Parker – 2017 Speech
- Colossus veteran salutes Bletchley Park’s first cyber-security graduates – ZDNet
- Didn’t Win a Nobel? The Honors and Prestige Don’t End There. – CALIFORNIA
- Legacy Walk honors Harlem Renaissance at dedication – Windy City Times