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The BBC rejects claims by an MP that its immigration coverage has fuelled violence against Polish people.
An MP has blamed the BBC's "liberal elite" for an increase in attacks on Polish people living in the UK.
An amateur cryptographer who beat the World War II machine in a code-cracking challenge is honoured.
About 30 animal rights activists are the first to be hit by a controversial law that forces them to hand over decryption keys to police.
An amateur has beaten Colossus in a code-cracking challenge that marks the end of a project to rebuild the machine.
Colossus used telephone and teleprinter technology to decrypt messages sent to Hitler's generals.
Catch up with the technology developments of the last year and vote for your favourite story.
BT buys an anti-hacking company, which protects the computer systems of some of the world's biggest firms.
The team who rebuilt a replica of the Enigma code breaking machine pay tribute to the "war heroes".
Veterans of World War II are to re-enact their code-breaking heroics at Bletchley Park.
Plans to give police powers to make suspects produce readable copies of encrypted data come under fire.
The game of the Da Vinci Code proves a frustrating tie-in, with endless cut scenes and patchy gameplay.
A look at what's making the headlines in Friday's morning newspapers.
Three German ciphers unsolved since World War II are being cracked by a grid of home PCs linked online.
How US and British code-breakers fell out at the height of the battle against the Nazis.
The tradition of spying on friends as well as enemies is a long established one, writes Paul Reynolds.
It's easy to lose track of the news. So at the end of the week, it's good to keep an eye on some of those things which shouldn't go unnoticed.
Scientists have found a way to steal the vital information in a mobile phone in 60 seconds.
Opposition is building to UK Government plans to widen control of science subjects deemed too sensitive to research and teach.
The UK gives Poland an original German Enigma machine, recognising the pivotal role of Poles in cracking Nazi war-time codes.
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