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London mayor Khan announces examination of digital policing to see if it affects principle of policing by consent

University seeks to implement digital services to improve teaching and operations

Whitehall departments to work on promoting worldwide consensus on how to tackle problem

Tech and services titan beats trio of rivals to swipe major deal

James Wickes of Cloudview believes regulators need to take steps to sharpen senior managers’ focus on cybersecurity

Three months’ worth of footage must be made available to regulators

Large organisations that process personal data will see their annual subsidy contribution rise from £500

‘It is time Whitehall and Westminster understood cryptocurrency better’, committee member declares following period of extreme fluctuations

Nesta creates 10-strong list of principles it believes should define how government uses artificial intelligence and algorithms

Trade body leader Julian David writes to international trade secretary Liam Fox to argue that the UK must adhere to data-protection rules to remain a tech-industry leader

All participants in tax-appeal hearings to take part remotely during trial scheme

Home Office claims machine-learning software developed in conjunction with ASI Data Science could be of use to smaller platforms such as Vimeo, Telegra.ph, and pCloud

Devices are designed to check against national criminal and immigration databases and return results in under a minute

National Cyber Security Centre claims public is not at risk after malicious code for generating cryptocurrency added to Browsealoud text-to-speech tool

First-ever holder of GCSO post discusses how to remove barriers, break down siloes, and ‘deliver much more consistency’ in security strategy

Law Commission asked to analyse whether and how statutes need to be changed to ensure they are fit for the internet age

Courts service extends trial of digital divorce offering

Study finds that a quarter of officers need to access six or more databases in working on a single case

Rachel Neaman of Corsham Institute believes that facing down the challenge of online misinformation needs a long-term and wide-ranging strategy 

Department for Transport kicks off 12-week consultation process

Organisations offering water, energy, health, or transport services must implement effective preventive measures or face serious consequences