Bletchley dreaming?

Five questions to prove you're a natural codebreaker Image caption Not all computer scientists look like this. But it's fine if you do The National College of Cybersecurity is opening in 2018 for "gifted and talented" problem solvers. The training centre will help build a "talent pool" for Britain's future cyber-defences. It's being developed at Bletchley Park, in Buckinghamshire, the site of secret code-deciphering which helped the Allies win World War Two. Code is the language in which computer programs, apps and websites are written. Anisah Osman Britton, 23, is the founder of 23 Code Street, a coding school for women.