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Huawei denies spying on Dutch PM

20 April 2021

Leaked report suggests Chinese tech firm had access to calls made by large swathes of the population of the Netherlands

Nine in ten prescriptions now fulfilled electronically
14 April 2021

Minister says paper options will remain available 

Bradford to create ‘brick-for-brick virtual clone’ of city centre
14 April 2021

Open-source project hopes to improve policy design and service delivery

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Only one in 15 staff needed to run new border system has begun using platform

24 February 2021

Home Office chief reveals two thirds of users also need to be trained

 

Government agency for high-risk STEM research to launch next year

22 February 2021

Cummings-backed unit, which will be called Aria, will be up and running by the end of 2022

Data-protection watchdog offers toolkit for analytics projects

22 February 2021

ICO offers resources to assess legality and work with data subjects

‘Plagued by cronyism’ – shadow minister calls for end to emergency procurement measures

18 February 2021

Relaxation of usual processes was first announced almost a year ago

MPs urge government to clarify future of proposed £800m R&D unit

17 February 2021

Dominic Cummings-supported plans for a high-risk science and tech research agency appear to have stalled

Schools offered £14m to set up on Google or Microsoft learning platforms

16 February 2021

Government fund will help with ‘technical set up’ of free platforms

IoT firms offered government-backed support

15 February 2021

Scottish companies given chance to access programme of guidance on a range of issues

Cabinet Office denies FOI blacklist

15 February 2021

Campaigners call for parliamentary investigation into handling of requests

The pandemic has exposed the government’s broken digital promises

9 February 2021

While other countries adapted seamlessly to digital doctors' consultations and online teaching, coronavirus showed how little progress the UK has really made, believes Jack Perschke of netcompany

Scottish infrastructure plan commits £110m to digital public services

8 February 2021

Strategy aims to adopt one of ‘widest’ definition of national infrastructure

Work ongoing but no delivery date for digital ID cards for veterans, minister says

3 February 2021

Process was originally slated to conclude by the end of 2019

Ministers face calls for urgent action after Covid reveals ‘dangerous gaps in public data’

2 February 2021

Poor use and presentation of information means government has ‘missed chances to save lives’, according to report from Full Fact

 

Online harms: Government retains option of criminal sanctions against social media companies

1 February 2021

Planned legislation would not rule out the potential for criminal sanctions to be brought against senior managers who fail to act on online harms, says chair of DCMS committee 

Digital skills gaps remain despite civil service adding 10,000 people last year

1 February 2021

Study from IfG shows heavy recruitment across first three quarters of 2020 

Government can no longer afford to shy away from tackling legacy IT

29 January 2021

Now is the time for government to confront a tricky and long-standing issue, according to Eleonora Harwich of Reform

Scotland urged to close healthcare ‘data gap’

28 January 2021

Study from non-profit SCDI identifies narrow opportunity to invest in innovation

DfE programme evaluating long-term outlook for online learning

28 January 2021

Minister says pandemic has provided ‘valuable intelligence’ on the role technology can play

Information commissioner’s term extended to allow successor recruitment

27 January 2021

Elizbeth Denham will remain in post until November, at request of secretary of state

 

EXCL: Digital minister says government will pass law to make smart devices safer ‘as soon as we can’

26 January 2021

Matt Warman tells PublicTechnology event that government wants products and services to be secure ‘from the ground up’ – reducing burden on consumers and businesses

Report calls for ‘more power’ in Whitehall to be centralised

26 January 2021

UK’s top two civil servants should be handed more responsibility as part of drive to make Cabinet Office more effective, says IfG

DfE laptops for home-schooling found to contain malware

25 January 2021

Government says a ‘small number’ of machines are affected by what users say is a worm that contacts Russian servers

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