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Warning issued to anyone using £20 and £50 notes in supermarkets and retailers

A change is coming in that will effect people using these notes

Wales Online

Asda, Aldi, Lidl, Tesco and Morrisons shoppers issued warning over using cash for their shopping

Transactions could be rejected

Nottingham Post

How to exchange old banknotes before they expire as warning issued to shoppers

From September, shops like Tesco, Asda, Aldi and M&S and Morrisons will no longer accept paper banknotes.

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Warning issued to anyone who still uses cash to pay in ASDA, Tesco, Home Bargains, Aldi, Morrisons, M&S and Lidl

Shoppers who use £20 or £50 notes have been given a six month warning

Manchester Evening News

Warning to anybody who still uses paper £20 and £50 notes as deadline approaches

The notes are being replaced with the new polymer £20 notes featuring J.M.W. Turner, and polymer £50 notes featuring Alan Turing, which will be even harder to counterfeit

Daily Mirror

Paper £20 and £50 notes to become void in matter of months

Cash users will have just six months before the banknotes will no longer be valid

Bristol Post

TV tonight: she’s dead but doesn’t know it – a whodunnit with a supernatural twist

A woman tries to solve her own murder in a new thriller. Plus: it’s the last in the series for Grayson’s amateur artists. Here’s what to watch this evening

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Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster: Alienarium 5 review – an all-together-now of beautiful minds

Fellow aliens Alan Turing, Georgia O’Keeffe, David Bowie et al convene in outer space in the French artist’s beguiling tribute to earthly genius

The Guardian - UK

Mandy to I Blame Society: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Nicolas Cage dials it up to 11 in a sensationally nasty fantasy schlocker, and Gillian Wallace Horvat sends up Hollywood in a murder-filled mockumentary

The Guardian - UK

What is conversion therapy as government ban will go ahead - but not for trans people

MPs have condemned the contents of a leaked memo that suggests the government is rowing back on its promise to ban the ordeal of conversion therapy - but only for LGB people

Daily Mirror

Benedict Cumberbatch's best misfits

When Hollywood needs to imbue humanity into an eccentric genius or misunderstood outsider, he's the actor to call

Salon

Bank of England issues warning as millions of £20 notes are about to expire

More than 750 million of the banknotes need to be used before the deadline

Liverpool Echo

What an abusive chatbot can teach us about the art of conversation

Complexity, context and ambiguity do not play well on social media

Financial Times

The tragic true story behind the man on the £50 note

Alan Turing was a hero who helped defeat the Nazis, but archaic laws meant he died a “criminal”

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Manchester Evening News

Science and Industry Museum adds historic Alan Turing Pardon items to celebrate heroic codebreaker

Placards from the Pride march calling for the overturning of his conviction form part of the new collection

The Conversation

To engage LGBTQ+ people in data collection, we need to look at its harmful history

In the 1950s, the UK government formed a committee to investigate fears of a homosexual “problem” in Britain. This was partly sparked by a series of scandals, including the exposure of a Soviet spy ring of homosexual and bisexual men at the heart of major cultural and political institutions, and…

Wales Online

Alan Turing celebrated by National Lottery during LGBT+ History Month

LGBT+ icon Alan Turing helped decipher codes from the Nazis during the Second World War.

The Independent UK

Minister hails charity’s work providing computer training to children in Malawi

Foreign Office minister Vicky Ford visited the Turing Trust charity in Edinburgh.

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Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh Alan Turing charity shows UK minister its work with African children

UK Government Minister Vicky Ford visited The Turing Trust charity in Edinburgh to discuss their work to supply schools in Malawi with refurbished computers.

Los Angeles Times

LZ Granderson: Republicans keep trying to erase history

I was a senior in college when I learned a gay man helped save the world.

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