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- The Queen secretly visits MI5 to thank staff for keeping the UK safe – The Crown Chronicles
- Why British police are still struggling to deal with digital forensics – Telegraph.co.uk
- Revealed: The Queen carries out secret visit to MI5 head office in London – HELLO!
- UK artist, warship, replace economist on bank note – NavyTimes.com
- Mozilla just made Firefox more private and secure for US users – Mashable
- LGBT History Month: the month to become an ally? – Lexology
- Queen thanks intelligence officers at MI5 in secret visit – Yahoo Sports
- Faith leaders explore ethics, morality of growing artificial intelligence usage in US – Alabama Baptist
- Americans may not realize it, but most are using artificial intelligence regularly – Alabama Baptist
- Russia blamed for Georgia cyberattacks – defenceWeb
- Mozilla Just Made Firefox More Private and Secure for US Users – PCMag Portugal
- Bank of England currency printer De La Rue to heighten cost-cutting programme ahead of bicentenary – This is Money
- The £118m child sex abuse probe finds no evidence of Westminster paedophile network – Daily Mail
- ‘There was no Westminster VIP child sex abuse ring’, concludes inquiry – The Telegraph
- Firefox turns controversial new encryption on by default in the US – The Union Journal
- Firefox turns controversial new encryption on by default in the US – The Verge
- MI5 chief asks tech firms for ‘exceptional access’ to encrypted messages
- MI5 chief asks tech firms for ‘exceptional access’ to encrypted messages – The Guardian
- How to know if artificial intelligence is about to destroy civilization – MIT Technology Review
- The Best Movies on Hotstar in India [February 2020] – Gadgets 360