Codebreaker's family pay poignant visit to Bletchley Park

More than 70 years after codebreaker Alan Turing helped bring the Second World War to an end, his family have paid a poignant visit to Bletchley Park.

About 20 of the mathematician's relatives were at the codebreaking centre today to pay tribute to his legacy.

They were able to see where he lived and work, including Hut 11 which housed Turing's all-important codebreaking machines.

Mr Turing's niece described the visit as "incredibly moving".