Figure may be as high as £6.4bn, according to department

Chancellor unveils unit that will pursue those who defrauded government of an estimated £5bn during the pandemic

Judgement finds that Home Office policy breached human rights laws

Failures of tech system led to more than 700 wrongful convictions 

Deal signed with specialist software firm reflects huge growth in digital offences

Will Quince claims Universal Credit system has ‘coped remarkably well’ with challenges

Investigation by PoliticsHome finds Telegram anti-vaccine groups purporting to purvey fake digital and hard-copy certification

Having hitherto steadfastly maintained its opposition to issuing physical documents to recipients of EU settled status, the Home Office recently met with campaigners to listen to new proposals. PublicTechnology finds out more.

As the department processed 4.3 million new claims, fraudsters attempted to cash in

Consultation commenced on efficacy of Computer Misuse Act

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Users report being sent 'penalty charge emails'

Tax agency says freshers could be even more vulnerable to scams as teaching moves online

Chief executive Jim Harra claims department will target fraudsters

General enquiries line of Government Legal Department is being used to perpetrate fraud
 

One in five feel more at risk 

Deal for Airbus technology follows £400m spent on acquiring OneWeb

But foreign secretary Raab claims UK is ‘absolutely confident’ in attribution and was right to make public pronouncement

Auditors uncover £15m in fraud and errors and urge vigilance against dangers posed by pandemic

NCSC sets up reporting hub and asks public to shop suspected fraudsters

Deputy director position comes with salary of £90,000