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Andrew Roberts The most important moment came on 11 November 1975 when her governor-general in Australia, Sir John Kerr, dismissed the Labour government under Gough Whitlam, doing so in her name. Although the Queen knew nothing about it before it happened (indeed, she was asleep at the time), it reiterated the vital constitutional principle that

The unknown heroes from Bletchley Park will get their moment of glory as a book focusing on the war has been released to the public.

Retired editorial writer: A year before Pearl Harbor, the British made a difficult choice to keep the secret that theyd broken Nazi codes.

Patricia Brown was involved in the work at Bletchley Park from almost the beginning of the war, when she was known by her maiden name, Patricia Bartley. “A lady from the Foreign Office, who had been