Turing papers - D Tel report

The report in today's Telegraph on the Turing papers now acquired for BP 
refers to 'wartime notes' and 'handwritten papers'. 
However, when the collection came to auction last November, the catalogue 
described it as almost exclusively comprising offprints of published 
papers. Today's news item on BP's own website confirms that this is not 
a collection of manuscript material, referring instead to 'offprints of sixteen of 
Turing's eighteen published works'.

Although it would be wonderful if the collection did contain significant manuscript 
material, it is difficult to avoid the conclusion that the Telegraph reporter is guilty of 
inaccurate reporting, even though on 22 November the same newspaper 
called the collection 'a set of reprints'.

Mark Baldwin