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Braverman proposes surveillance law update to give authorities more sway over telecoms firms

7 June 2023

Tweaks to Investigatory Powers Act could require companies to provide data even before appeals are settled and alert authorities to technical updates

No backup for Boris? Ex-PM to hand over WhatsApp messages – minus missing year
5 June 2023

Documents released by Cabinet Office reveal that 16 months of messages were lost after prime...

DfT declines review of undigitised DVLA processes for citizens with health conditions
2 June 2023

MPs found that ‘inefficient’ manual processes contributed to a pandemic backlog of driving...

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Government statisticians must be ‘able to raise issues if data is used misleadingly’, trade body warns

17 March 2022

Study from Royal Statistical Society suggests one in five data professionals does not feel empowered to flag concerns

Scottish Borders Council accredited as Apple learning centre

17 March 2022

Local authority is approved to deliver education on vendor’s technology

New government agency to oversee digital identity laws

16 March 2022

Legislation to be passed to put digital IDs on same legal footing as physical documents

Home Office renews £200k subscription for out-of-support software for internal forms

15 March 2022

Department has been ‘made aware of the risks associated’ of continuing to use technology to process sensitive information 

Covid inquiry to probe availability and use of data during pandemic

15 March 2022

The contact-tracing system and the use of information will be key areas of focus for the long-awaited review of the UK’s response to coronavirus

Ukrainians offered online route to apply to visas

11 March 2022

Move to open up travel documents comes following fierce criticism of government response so far

NHS Test and Trace signs £2.5m deal to support Covid-19 app until end of 2022

10 March 2022

Deal with Danish firm Netcompany covers ongoing development and support of technology, but future role of contact-tracing system remains unclear

Scottish watchdog finds ‘drug and alcohol data is not good enough’

10 March 2022

Audit agency calls for more and better information and improved transparency

Patel pledges to publish data on visas for Ukrainians

9 March 2022

Home secretary claims previous figures are ‘completely inaccurate’

Government renews powers for long-term withholding of public records on national security grounds

7 March 2022

The long-standing Security and Intelligence Instrument has been retained after the completion of its decennial review 

DWP slammed for ‘obstruction’ after failure to release data on benefit sanctions

7 March 2022

Head of parliamentary committee believes ‘a culture of secrecy is entrenched’ in department

UK’s asylum backlog has doubled since 2020 – and Home Office cannot say how many interviews it conducted last year

4 March 2022

Information is not in a ‘reportable format’ according to immigration Kevin Foster, as other data shows more than 85,000 are now waiting for a decision – and department declines to provide an update on new casework system

HS2 signs £280k software deals for social media and political monitoring

4 March 2022

Project to deliver new rail infrastructure invests in tools to monitor and manage media coverage

Government-wide login system due to start public testing this month

3 March 2022

Update from minister reveals that ‘feature-complete software’ should be ready within four weeks

‘Misleading impression’ – statistics watchdog scolds PM over unemployment claims

3 March 2022

Letter from UKSA head is the second time in a month Boris Johnson has been rapped for promoting false claims

Cabinet Office anti-misinformation unit buys £75k ‘social listening tool’

1 March 2022

Deal with software firm provides officials with access to ‘unlimited searches’ 

BEIS seeks £4m digital partner to plug ‘capability gaps’ on demand

28 February 2022

Chosen provider will support ‘a range of projects’ over the next two years

ICO raps Scottish vaccine passport app over unclear info on use of personal data

28 February 2022

Data-protection watchdog instructs Scottish Government and NHS bodies to ‘act now’ or face further regulatory action

Lack of assessment and data on private Covid tests poses danger to public health, experts warn

25 February 2022

As end of free mass testing looms, commercial products are still not subject to full laboratory examination and citizens cannot access comparative information 

Scottish census: Court rules in favour of sex self-declaration

25 February 2022

Mass statistical exercise will allow trans people to choose which box to tick

Digital and data must be embedded into plans for the future of healthcare

25 February 2022

The challenges and achievements of the pandemic have shown that tech innovation is the only way forward for the health and social care system, according to Leontina Postelnicu of techUK

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