Bletchley Park

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Ann and Angus Mitchell in 2014. Mrs Mitchell, part of a World War Two code-breaking team at Bletchley Park, died on May 11 2020, aged 97, having tested positive for Covid-19. Her funeral took place on May 20 2020.

Downing St party on day just five people were able to attend Edinburgh funeral

Alan Turing note enters circulation: Governor of the Bank of England Andrew Bailey poses for a photograph with the new fifty pound (GBP) note, featuring an image of mathematician and scientist Alan Turing, at Bletchley Park in Milton Keynes, on June 21, 2021. (Image credit: Joe Giddens via Getty Images)

New Alan Turing £50 note enters circulation

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The new £50 note featuring scientist Alan Turing which will be issued for the first time on 23 June

New £50 bank note design revealed featuring codebreaker Alan Turing

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When Alf Ramsey tried to veto Ian St John like he was Simon Cowell

John Ferris PIC: Laura Johnston

Book review: Behind the Enigma - The Authorised History of GCHQ, by John Ferris

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Cecily Giles

Obituary: Cecily Giles CBE, wartime codebreaker and university secretary

Ann Mitchell in 2014 (Picture: Jane Barlow)

Obituary: Ann Mitchell, Bletchley Park codebreaker, researcher and author

Ann Mitchell with her wartime diary at her home in Inverleith, Edinburgh, in 2014. Picture: Jane Barlow

Bletchley Park codebreaker who helped change course of World War II dies aged 97

Ailsa Maxwell was recruited to Bletchley Park from Edinburgh University

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Baroness Trumpington. Picture: PA Wire

Bletchley Park code-breaker and colourful peer Baroness Trumpington dies aged 96

Lady Pamela Biggs-Davison

Obituary: Lady Pamela Biggs-Davison, Bletchley Park codebreaker, Leading Wren an...

Ethel May Houston, Bletchley Park veteran, solicitor, entertaining hostess

Obituary: Ethel May Houston, Bletchley Park veteran, solicitor, Law Society Coun...

Marjorie Scott Noble has died at the age of 92

Obituary: Marjorie Scott Noble, bombe operator at Bletchley, councillor, artist ...

Professor Carron Shankland hopes to inspire more women to study computer science. Picture: Contributed

Scots computer scientist honoured as '˜inspiration to women'

Lord Asa Briggs of Lewes, eminent historian, renowned academic and Bletchley Park codebreaker. Picture: Getty Images

Obituary: Lord Asa Briggs of Lewes. historian and educationalist

Wireless operator and codebreaker at Bletchley Park outstation. Picture: Newsline Media

Obituary: Dorothy Furness, wireless operator and codebreaker

Dorothy Smith, key member of Bletchley Parks wartime code breaking operation. Picture: Contributed

Obituary: Dorothy Smith, Bletchley codebreaker

Artist who had been a cryptographer at Bletchley Park during the Second World War.

Obituary: Moira Beaty, cryptographer and artist

Engineer who led the automation of the lighthouses in Scotland and the Isle of Man. Picture: Complimentary

Obituary: William Paterson, engineer

Ann Mitchell at her Edinburgh home. Picture: Jane Barlow

The women of Bletchley Park tell their story

Home of Britain's WWII codebreakers, Bletchley Park, would have been flattened if not for Peter Wescombe. Picture: PA

Obituary: Peter Wescombe

Sir Arthur Bonsall: Bletchley Park codebreaker who became director of GCHQ

Obituary: Sir Arthur Bonsall, codebreaker and civil servant

Actor Benedict Cumberbatch. Picture: Gareth Cattermole/Getty

Benedict Cumberbatch on portraying Alan Turing

Dr Oscar Oeser was a university professor in St Andrews. Picture: Phil Wilkinson

Scots psychiatrist’s World War II heroics revealed

Keira Knightley as Joan Clarke, a close friend of Alan Turing

Film review: The Imitation Game

Margaret Beedie,
teacher and Bletchley Park veteran
. Picture: Contributed

Obituary: Margaret Beedie

Captain Raymond "Jerry" Roberts: Bletchley Park cryptographer who kept his codebreaking war work secret for 60 years

Obituary: Captain Raymond “Jerry” Roberts, Bletchley Park codebreaker

Alan Turing has been given a posthumous royal pardon. Picture: Contributed

Enigma genius Alan Turing granted royal pardon

Mavis Batey

Obituary: Mavis Batey, MBE, cryptologist

Obituary: Ann Pamela Scott Moncrieff, 87
AN art lover awarded a medal for her work during the Second World War has died at the age of 87.

WWII pigeon’s code proves to be enigma

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Intelligence agencies look to tap into the ‘Xbox generation’

Rare tribute to Second World War code–breaker Alan Turing

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Campaign to pardon gay war hero

A stamp of approval for Scots castles

Code-breakers’ HQ to be listed

Obituary: Tony Sale

Bletchley Park’s saviour who rebuilt Colossus computer dies aged 80

Code-breaker to give talk

Queen pays tribute to wartime code breakers

PM urged to help keep Turing's papers in UK

Obituary: Keith Batey, Mathematician and Bletchley code-breaker

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