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Video that incorporated footage of high-profile journalists is taken down

Party proposes government-run ‘one-stop shop’ for all train trips

Since MPs voted in favour of a December election, upwards of 3.5 million registrations have been processed digitally

The free broadband plan has attracted attention, but the party has a number of other proposals for the use and regulation of technology. PublicTechnology rounds up the major manifesto policies

Conservative press office styling itself as 'factcheckUK' draws heavy criticism from Twitter and onlookers

In an interview with the Civil Service World podcast, the former Cabinet Office minister discusses frustrations of attempts to push through digital and procurement transformation

American firms cleared to do business with Chinese tech titan until the new year

Tech leader will be responsible for advocating best practice to both lords and MPs

Poll from YouGov finds close to two thirds endorse plan to offer free broadband to citizens and businesses

Focus on importance of connectivity is welcomed but tech groups oppose renationalisation 

NAO head claims many government programmes are dogged by unrealistic costings and creeping scope

Party reports double cyber incursion to NCSC

Use of mobile devices, cloud, and conferencing has played a major role in helping the public administration sector to slash its carbon footprint in the past 30 years

In 2017, the NHS was the most high-profile victim of an international cyberattack. With the imminent phasing-out of support for Windows 7, Guinevere Poncia asks how government institutions are keeping pace with cyberthreats 

Heads of ICO and UKSA remind Corbyn, Johnson et al to remain legally compliant in use of data and statistics 

Department will require fifth leader since start of last year as Loughborough MP opts to leave parliament

Former No.10 and Cabinet Office policymaker William Newton now leads a growing technology firm. In this Q&A, he compares the joys and frustrations of each, and the skills learned in Whitehall he has taken to his new career

Policy contains measures including drone-takedown unit and drive to promote design standards

Government will be able to decide ‘on a case-by-case’ basis whether to grant permission for UK data to be used in death-penalty prosecutions

Study from The Federation of Small Businesses urges Holyrood and Westminster to ‘bury the hatchet’

The introduction of a so-called porn block has been shelved, culture secretary confirms