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On This Gay Day | In 2013 the Queen pardoned Alan Turing

Turing is credited with being the father of theoretical computer science and artificial intelligence.

On This Gay Day | Mathematician Alan Turing died in 1954

Alan Turing's accomplishments were not recognised until after his death.

Should gay men affected by homophobic laws get financial compensation?

Many governments have now made formal apologies for laws which imprisoned, fined and traumatised gay men. Do the men who were unfairly targeted by...

New BBC drama focuses on decriminalisation of homosexuality

A new BBC drama will mark the 50th anniversary of the decriminalisation of homosexuality in the United Kingdom. Against the Law will recount the case...

Isle of Man will introduce gay pardon law

The Isle of Man has announced it will be moving forward with plans to pardon historical convictions for gay offences. The former Home Affairs Minister,...

Monday Book: Alan Turing

Alan Turing by Jim Eldridge Bloomsbury The Real Lives series of books are narrative accounts of the lives and times of some of the world’s...

First Look: Benedict Cumberbatch is Alan Turing

In celebration of of Alan Turing's royal pardon the makers of the upcoming bio-pic 'The Imitation Game' have released the first image of Sherlock...

British Scientist Alan Turing Pardoned

British scientist Alan Turing, one of the grandfather's of modern computing, has been given a posthumous pardon by Queen Elizabeth II. Turing is remembered for...

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