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NHS bodies and Department of Health and Social Care issue guidance clarifying that numerous offshore locations are considered a safe home for health and social services data

Commissioner Tony Porter tells PublicTechnology about continued efforts to get the Home Office to recognise the need for a surveillance camera code of practice that applies to NHS and education bodies

Organisation building centralised team to help Whitehall manage the digital implications of leaving the EU while maintaining longer-term transformation goals

Department seeks supplier to bring IDENT 1 and IABS programmes under single service-management structure in project worth a possible £300m

PublicTechnology talks to the think tank’s digital and data specialist Eleonora Harwich about how AI could help eradicate disparity in the quality of healthcare and why GDS needs to focus more on the needs of its colleagues in Whitehall

Party makes IT gaffe on day of major reshuffle

Concern still mounting about ‘most disturbing issue to hit the industry for decades’

Authority issues call for bids via manufacturer lot on Technology Products 2 framework

Organisation recruiting for role heading up ‘small, but growing team’

Supplier sought to kick off project by engaging with the big four mobile network operators

The first of a two-part recap of 2017 looks at the biggest stories and most significant developments in the first six months of the year

PublicTechnology editor Sam Trendall picks out three topics that may define the year ahead

Public urged to be vigilant of fraud in which victims are instructed to buy digital vouchers to pay fictitious tax bills

Report also encourages the codification of data standards

Country’s Ministry of Justice and Security to experiment with online process for informing criminal suspects of relevant laws and options

Holyrood looks to build platform similar to the GDS’s Verify tool

With less than six months until new data-protection law is introduced, PublicTechnology hears from regulators and data professionals across central and local government about what they see as the major challenges facing them between now and 25 May

Nine companies to make the cut given the chance to present their technology to digital minister

Trio of Conservative politicians reminded of their data-protection obligations after revealing that they share login details with others

Alterations to so-called ‘snoopers’ charter’ opened for public consultation

Commons committee concludes that NHS England is not doing enough to determine whether patients were harmed by correspondence backlog