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- Henry Boot in Sheffield bags huge cyber campus development contract – The Star
- ‘Evesdropper’ performed vital WWII work – Sydney Morning Herald
- UK: 40,000 students to study across the globe as part of new Turing Scheme – India Education Diary
- John Weltman is TRU at Cotuit Black Box Theater – Barnstable Patriot
- 40000 students to study across the globe as part of new Turing Scheme – GOV.UK
- Over 120 universities awarded grants under £110million Turing Scheme – as well as over 200 schools and colleges – FE News
- Revealed: The FE providers to win Turing Scheme funding – FE Week
- Don’t need EU! UK to storm ahead with post-Brexit Erasmus rival for 40,000 students – Express
- What to Expect at Black Hat 2021 – PCMag.com
- ‘Freaked out’: Alba Party MP Neale Hanvey in ‘spying’ allegation – The Courier
- Government of Canada recognizes Second World War civilian cryptographic bureau as a national historic event – Canada NewsWire
- Government of Canada recognizes Second World War civilian cryptographic bureau as a national historic eve – Benzinga
- Tabletop RPGs Like Shadowrun About Techno-Magical Exorcists – Screen Rant
- Strategy to Address Disability Employment Gap Launches – ThisWeekinFM
- Parents unconsciously develop a precise method for speaking to their toddlers – Study Finds
- Meet THE Pioneers and Industry Leaders in Digital Asset Mining – Stockhouse
- Presidential candidate: Not opposed to same-sex marriage – ERR News
- Book review: ‘A Biography of the Pixel’ by Alvy Ray Smith – E&T Magazine
- How the cyber security threat landscape is changing – IT PRO
- Information Commissioner’s Office Reports On Feedback Received In Relation To Its – Mondaq News Alerts