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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

Scottish minister warns on Westminster’s ‘hands-off’ approach to AI and requests urgent UK summit
6 June 2023

Richard Lochhead compares technology to previous industrial revolutions and says government’s...

Department for Science, Innovation and Technology made up of 800 DCMS staffers and 935 from BEIS
6 June 2023

Minister reveals that newly created department is still working on employee transfers

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Switch to remote working saved 500 HMRC jobs

8 November 2021

Tax agency’s annual accounts reveal that redundancy programme was scaled back as a result of flexible working arrangements introduced in response to coronavirus crisis

Food allergy reporting tool aims to improve policymaking

5 November 2021

Safety regulator runs proof-of-concept exercise for online platform

Government to ‘remain vigilant’ on carbon footprint of data storage

4 November 2021

Minister says plans to use information to help reduce emissions should not come at expense of increased environmental impact

Criticism of spending on Covid schemes ‘slightly unfair’ – Sunak

3 November 2021

Chancellor appears before MPs to answer questions about value for money and efficacy of programmes include Test and Trace and the furlough scheme

HMRC: Digitised income tax will not require paid-for software for ‘straightforward tax affairs’, minister claims

2 November 2021

The department expects a ‘competitive market’ for providers, including various free options

Will DDaT professionals be considered ‘frontline’ during planned Whitehall job cuts?

2 November 2021

The Spending Review revealed an intention to reduce the number of ‘non-frontline’ civil servants back to pre-pandemic levels – but the Treasury is yet to define how such a distinction will be made

UK and EU agree digital vaccine pass reciprocity

1 November 2021

Travellers can scan smartphone passes at border posts across the union and its one former member 

Borders and benefits – which government tech initiatives got a Budget boost?

29 October 2021

A rundown of the departments and programmes that received support for digital ambitions

Government app to offer citizens £3m in rewards for diet and exercise

29 October 2021

Wearable device will provide access to discounts and tickets for those who reduce portion sizes and take more steps

Calls for home secretary to shed light on deal to store top-secret spy data in AWS cloud

28 October 2021

Critics claim potential £1bn contract is ‘deeply concerning’, but former NCSC head describes move as ‘perfectly sensible decision’

Contact tracing: ‘Not possible’ to know how many have enabled NHS Covid-19 app

26 October 2021

Senior officials say they cannot ‘make a reliable and consistent calculation’

BEIS chief: ‘One of the upsides of the pandemic is that we have found new ways of communicating’

25 October 2021

Permanent secretary Sarah Munby says that officials should not expect a ‘return to normal’

Government plans imminent legislation for digital visas

22 October 2021

Legal provisions for new system of electronic travel authorisations will soon be tabled in parliament 

Government to expedite Online Harms legislation

21 October 2021

Opposition leader Keir Starmer warned that the interest offers ‘a safe space for terrorists’

UK waits on admission to EU Digital Covid Certificate scheme

15 October 2021

European official claims NHS pass could ‘soon’ be recognised Europe-wide

Civil service chief: ‘Technology is both an enabler and a taskmaster’

15 October 2021

Cabinet secretary says that tech presents challenges as well as opportunities

Government guidance encourages use of instant messaging rather than email for ‘routine communications’

14 October 2021

Documents released to High Court reveal civil servants are told to switch message history off where possible

Courts service to expand support for digitally excluded in £10m scheme

13 October 2021

Users to be given additional help using online services

The business case for IT upgrades and a surfeit of sign-ins – five things we learned about the future of digital government

13 October 2021

At techUK’s recent annual public sector tech conference, government’s digital leaders discussed their plans for the months ahead and the challenges they currently face. PublicTechnology listened in.

NCSC warns organisations: ‘You cannot perform all functions securely with just BYOD’

11 October 2021

National cyber body updates guidance on use of employee-owned technology – a practice which proliferated during the pandemic

Regulator urges government to ‘cement statistical successes of the pandemic’

11 October 2021

The coronavirus crisis prompted ‘unprecedented public engagement’ with data, but also highlighted the challenges facing authorities

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