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Lords urge Home Office to widen promotion and ensure EU citizens have physical documentation of status

With one month to go until HMRC system comes into effect, only 30,000 firms have signed up so far

Department ramps up number of locations offering support with applications to about 150 – although Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland are comparatively poorly served

Ruth Milligan of techUK explains why the government must take the lead to ensure the UK implements a system of digital identities

Funding situation still uncertain but blog post reveals rapid response unit will continue through 2019

Published in February 2017, the Government Transformation Strategy oulined a bold vision for comprehensive and enduring reform, and set a range of ambitious targets. As we enter the final stretch of its three-year itinerary, we examine the progress made to date, and how far is left to travel

Party alleges that Joan Ryan's actions breached GDPR and the Data Protection Act

Borough of Sutton to conduct 12-month experiment with flexible routes and app-based booking

Information commissioner indicates that regulator intends to get tougher on enforcement in the coming months after noticing ‘slippage’ in release of data

The University of Exeter is immersing students in 3D virtual explorations of glaciers, ice flows and coastal erosion with a digital tool that has caught the attention of major environmental organisations. Gill Hitchcock reports.

Chair of CDEI also encourages public sector to ‘use AI in ways that delight the citizen’

Local authorities could benefit from the use of analytics and AI, according to Andy Barrow of ANS Group

Select committee concludes 18-month inquiry with damning words for Mark Zuckerberg

PublicTechnology talks to Siim Sikkut about why data embassies and ‘invisible services’ are key to country’s technological future

BFEG asked to provide oversight of department’s use of ‘large and complex data sets’

Health secretary reveals email will be opened up to allow use of ‘any secure email provider’

Plans for chief digital officer are shelved but authority remains focused on ‘embedding digital capability’ across the organisation

Leave.EU hit with penalty by regulator as NCA investigation continues

Minister reveals that 362 HMCTS sites were ‘intermittently’ impacted by loss of network access

Organisation indicates that faults were quickly detected and ‘there is no evidence of any security compromise'

External providers of public services should be asked to comply with freedom of information laws, believes Elizabeth Denham