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- Alan Turing obituary | Register – The Times
- Alan Turing obituary | Register – The Times
- Alan Turing obituary | Register – The Times
- UK Ambassador Scandal More than a Twitter War – It’s an Example of the Insider Threat in Action – ClearanceJobs
- Colby Cosh: Alan Turing, and the Apollo computers he made possible – National Post
- UK’s Brexit-like indecision on Huawei is hurting everyone – CNET
- Don’t Let Encrypted Messaging Become a Hollow Promise – EFF
- New Film Shows How UK Whistleblower Almost Stopped the Iraq Invasion in 2003 – Truthout
- Nine-year-old inventor wins award for next-generation Smart Stick for the blind – WebWire
- As Alan Turing makes the £50 note, how do countries design their currencies? – The European Sting
- Kate Middleton is elegant in as she visits a D-Day exhibition at Bletchley Park – Easton Caller
- Weekend catchup — this week’s personal finance headlines – Financial Times
- 10 Favorite Non-Super Characters In The Marvel Cinematic Universe – Screen Rant
- ‘Outdated’ maths, Apollo, Neuralink, Turing £50 and more: best of the week’s news – E&T Magazine
- In 2003, This U.K. Whistleblower Almost Stopped the Iraq Invasion. A New Film Tells Her Story – Democracy Now!
- Iraq `Dirty Tricks’ Tale Gets Star Treatment, But Big Questions Remain – Just Security
- Huawei Question Must Be Answered by New UK Prime Minister – BankInfoSecurity.com
- Huawei Question Must Be Answered by New UK Prime Minister – BankInfoSecurity.com
- The best things to do in Bucks this weekend – Bucks Free Press
- ‘A civil servant told me he would put a KitKat in Ken Clarke’s red box to get him to do more papers’: Lunch with… Whitehall chronicler Michael Cockerell – Civil Service World