, acknowledged the importance of Bletchley Park codebreakers. SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your

But he pleaded guilty to gross indecency in 1952 after a sexual relationship with another man and, forced to have hormonal injections, killed himself two years later aged 41 by eating an apple laced with cyanide.... , a precursor to GCHQ, in 1939 to help break German codes.... He left GCHQ in 1945. GCHQ is Britain's biggest spy agency....

years. Included is a rare photograph showing female codebreakers working at Bletchley, where they

it launches next month.... Named after wartime codebreaker Alan Turing, it will be open to more than

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She helped pave the way for the Allied victory in European skies, at the same time blazing a trail for women's rights and equal pay. But Maureen Dunlop – one of a pioneering group of women pilots who flew fighter and bomber aircraft during the Second World War – took five attempts to pass her driving test, prompting her son to express surprise that she had not needed further attempts. Dunlop and her fellow female pilots of No 15 Ferry Pool at Hamble feature in a new set of stamps commemorating t

Turing Scheme transforms education for disadvantaged students post-Brexit( Image: Getty) Pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds are studying around the world under “ game-changer ” Brexit reforms in education. More than 40, 000 young people are taking part this year in the Turing Scheme that was introduced after Britain left the European Union.It replaced the bloc’s Eramus+ system that critics claimed favoured students from wealthier backgrounds. Skills Minister Robert Halfon said: “ The Turing S

In a podcast interview last year, the Duchess of Cambridge opened up about her own childhood and revealed how her “ amazing granny ” had a lasting impact on how she raises the three children.... The interview was organised in a bid to encourage Britons to participate in the ‘Five Big Question On The Under Fives’ survey. Kate Middleton, 39, discussed how grandmother Valerie Glassborow was a character in her younger life who “ really stood out ”.... She added: “ I’m talking about a generational

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