London street could become monument to LGBTQ+ rights in memory of men executed for being gay
Pratt, from Deptford, then in Kent, and Smith, who lived in Southwark, were arrested on Blackfriars Road in August 1835 after ...
‘Bonkers’: Lego blocks called anti-LGBT
A self-guided tour at a major museum has dubbed Lego blocks anti-LGBT, warning they reinforce “heteronormativity”.
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A Rainbow plaque could mark the site where the last two men executed for sodomy in the UK were arrested
Pratt, from Deptford, then in Kent, and Smith, who lived in Southwark, were arrested on Blackfriars Road in August 1835 after ...
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Alan Turing: Creator of modern computing
Turing was granted a royal pardon in 2013 for his 1952 conviction for gross indecency. The Bank of England's £50 note now features a portrait of Alan Turing, released into circulation on what ...
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The early minds behind the machine: Founders of artificial intelligence
Turing's 1950 paper didn't just pose the profound question, "Can machines think?". It ignited a quest to build AI technology ...
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For a Deep Dive Into Codebreaking and Computing History, Visit Bletchley Park
The first Bombe here, designed by computing legend Alan Turing, essentially reverse ... You’ll also learn about the life of ...
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To See Codebreaking At Its Most Metal, Visit Bletchley Park
The first Bombe here, designed by computing legend Alan Turing, essentially reverse ... You’ll also learn about the life of ...
LGBTQ+ History Month: Celebrating some of Cambridge University's most iconic LGBTQ+ figures
February is LGBTQ+ History Month – a time to look back and celebrate the lives and achievements of LGBTQ+ people of the past ...