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Home secretary and senior official give evidence to select committee

Programme is getting closer to completion – but years behind schedule and at nearly treble originally slated cost

Technology will help track and monitor content posted by social media users

In light of plans to overhaul USA.gov, YuJune Park of Parsons School of Design explains the revamp must put citizens first

Minister admits department is ‘aware of technical issues’ in which users are presented with someone else’s status

Members of the Caribbean Community are working through an action plan to harmonise laws, increase investigative skills and broaden international cooperation. PublicTechnology finds out more.

Secret Intelligence Service advertises five roles for IT professionals seeking 'technical challenges – the likes of which you will never have seen before’

Proposed legislation will mean businesses selling overseas will no longer need to use a range of hard-copy documents

Department signs deal with defence contractor

Department recruits for CTO to ‘build trust at the highest levels in the potential of technology’

Minister claims government has already had ‘a number of follow-up conversations’ with vendors and is mulling final decision

Acoba finds that former senior official Glyn Smith breached appointment rules after returning to the Home Office as an independent advisor

Role comes with remit to oversee team of 350 military and civilian personnel

Home Office databases have not been compromised, according to Tom Pursglove

Minister says government is aware of problems being experienced by British nationals

The Government Digital Service recently renewed its collaboration agreement with an overseas counterpart whose achievements it would surely love to emulate. PublicTechnology finds out more.

More than 100 countries 'should accept' PDF-based ‘e-Apostille’ legalised documents, but department tells applicants to check first

New trade facility opened in the capital city of the world’s leading digital government 

Agreement intended to cut red tape was signed in response to a request from government in Kyiv

Government CIO says assault on both public bodies and commercial firms went ‘largely unnoticed’  

Education secretary’s defence of Confucius hubs branded ‘unbelievably naive and frankly dangerous'