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GCHQ Releases Unseen Photos Of WW2 Colossus Computer

Unseen pictures of Colossus, considered the world's first digital computer, released to public by UK intelligence agency

Video footage of MI6 station Whaddon Hall, attached to the world famous code-breaking centre Bletchley Park, is released to the public

New gallery next door to Bletchley Park showcases the machine that helped cracked Hitler’s Enigma machine

New fences are another sign of disunity at Bletchley Park, which houses the National Museum of Computing and its collection of vintage computers

The trust responsible for the site has secured £7.4 million in funding

Britain's top secret listening station, GCHQ, has released two mathematical papers written by codebreaker Alan Turing

Google has hosted a garden party and used its Street View cameras to raise funds for Bletchley Park

The Queen unveiled a memorial in Bletchley Park honouring those who played a great role in ending WWII

An appeal has been launched to buy a collection of published works by Alan Turing – arguably the father of digital computing theory

The WWII codebreaking centre wants to preserve around a million documents in digital form, with some available online

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Second world war codebreaking centre Bletchley Park has been given a £250,000 government grant to pay for repairs to the site

Government refuses to upgrade wartime code-breaking site Bletchley Park - which had a visit from actor and techno-phile Stephen Fry