Bletchley Park in the News

Code-cracker centre Bletchley park is to get a £465,000 revamp overseen by a charity headed by the Prince of Wales.

Newly released documents reveal how a bit actor played a starring role in the lead-up to D-Day

Our friend Joyce Jones, who has died aged 85, made a significant contribution to the life of Harlow, Essex, both in her professional capacity as an architect, and as an active member of the community.

Celebrated cryptographer was accomplished runner The campaigner who led a successful effort last year to secure a public apology for the UK government's mistreatment of Alan Turing is calling for recognition of the celebrated cryptographer during the 2012 London Olympics.... Case Study: WhatsUp keeps Legoland turnstyles ringing

The 2012 Olympics offer the perfect chance to mark the anniversary of a great mathematician ... and marathon runner Last year I led a campaign to obtain an apology for the mistreatment of the British mathematician Alan Turing . Turing's prosecution for homosexuality led to the death of a true genius at the age of only 41 in 1954. On 10 September last year, Gordon Brown issued an apology that ...

Sophie Wilson, one of the leading innovators of British microchip and computing technology will be a special guest at Britain...&trades first Vintage Computer Festival.

This may go down as a watershed moment in many football fans' increasingly fractious relationships with the people who own their clubs The intersections of American politics and English football have traditionally been on the rare side, unless you count Tony Crosland dragging Henry Kissinger to a couple of matches in 1976. The good doctor saw Grimsby Town play Gillingham, and Chelsea at home to ...

New declassified documents released by Britain's MI5 reveal how in 1944, a washed-up and boozy Australian actor named Meyrick Clifton James experienced one of the oddest career

London, Mar.8 : New declassified documents released by Britain's MI5 reveal how in 1944, a washed-up and boozy Australian actor named Meyrick Clifton James experienced one of the oddest career revivals in history.

In 1944 a washed-up, boozy Australian actor named Meyrick Clifton James experienced one of the oddest career revivals in history. James was not a great actor. He could neither sing nor dance, and he had lost a finger in the trenches.