Can YOU solve GCHQ's Christmas quiz? Spy chiefs release seven fiendishly tough brainteasers (but don't fret, we've got the answers...) ○
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Director Anne Keast-Butler, who is the first woman to lead GCHQ, held a competition for over 500 schoolchildren to design the cover of the spy chief's Christmas card.
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‘Attacks will get through’: head of GCHQ urges companies to do more to fight cybercrime ⊖⊖
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Anne Keast-Butler says government and business must to work together to tackle future attacks as AI makes cybercrime easier
Companies need to do more to mitigate the potential effects of cyber-attacks…
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Which food was first sold at Fortnum & Mason in 1886? The Saturday quiz ○
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- Arcadia ■■■
- Babylon Uprising ■■■
- Dean Martin ■■■
- Inspector Morse ■■■
- Bill Grundy ■■■
- Milwaukee ■■■
- Which Harry Potter ■■■
- Ivy League ■■■
- Babur ■■■
- William Clark ■■■
- Joy Davidman ■■■
- Macklemore ■■■
- Left Field ■■■
- Strummerville ■■■
- Vista ■■■
- Forastero ■■■
- Nacional ■■■
- Trinitario ■■■
- Dalglish ■■■
- Ferguson ■■■
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- Lesotho ■■■
- Morocco ■■■
- Blaise Metreweli ■■■
- Anne Keast-Butler ■■■
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From Arcadia, Babylon Uprising and Unfairground to Dean Martin and Inspector Morse, test your knowledge with the Saturday quiz
1 Bill Grundy regretted asking whom to “say something outrageous”?
2 In 20…
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