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Marc: I'm wondering if we're seeing And how you, Google and your local Town Hall can .

Chris: , developed at Bletchley Park to crack encoded German messages during World War II, returns to action on 15 November. It's the first time has been used since Prime Minister Winston Churchill ordered the destruction of the top-secret machine in 1945 following the Allied victory that it helped achieve. Who were the early computer pioneers? Why were most Many of them can you help us track down one of these female pioneers? UPDATE: Chris adds, thanks to for correcting this entry and for helping us track down a pioneer

I also like this from Japan. Tunes on your tarmac, could it happen here?

Rupert: Who's writing the best blogs? The blogging industry has been awarding gongs to the including top blog from Adrian Sudbury. Elsewhere, regarding population matters, I'm still looking for your help to find out the answer to this question.

George: Following a suggestion on the blog, I'll be taking a look at , the UK-based 'peer to peer bank'. Should traditional banks be worried about being cut out of the loop, now people can lend and borrow between themselves? For a couple of weeks now, has allowed users to browse one another's profiles in order to decide whether to trust someone with their money. Let's see how they're getting on.

And global warming is on the agenda this week, as the is set to release its Fourth Report. This will synthesise the findings of their previous three reports and make some concrete policy suggestions. By Saturday the report itself will no doubt have been covered and unpicked by numerous outlets, but what's happenning in the UK at a local level to meet the challenge of climate change? We could look . Other suggestions welcome.

Jenny: It's taken a while but this week we should speak to the people behind . And why are advertisers keen to muscle in on . In the words of Brian Potter - it's the future.

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