Alan Turing

Bridget Pitcher says her family did not know about the close bond between the scientist and her uncle.

The collection, which included a copy of his PhD dissertation, was sold at auction on Tuesday.

Events are being held to mark a town cemetery that has links to royal history and world war heroes.

Auctioneers say the 1930s papers discovered in a loft could be sold for tens of thousands of pounds.

Luke Charters says the route will honour Mr Turing's legacy and his work on computing in Manchester.

A charity leads a campaign to save the documents and house them at King's College, Cambridge.

A grant will provide an "exciting opportunity" for Hull College pupils to study abroad.

Sotherby's says the Ai-Da Robot work "marks a moment in the history of modern and contemporary art".