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NHS Digital boss hails ‘opportunity to put digital at the heart of the NHS’ as merger concludes

2 February 2023

Parliament signs off abolishment of technology unit and transfer of duties and data sets to overarching national body

Appointments watchdog warns former digital secretary Dorries over TV gig
31 January 2023

Ex-cabinet minister failed to wait for official advice before announcing role with TalkTV,...

Number of virtual wards tops 100 as government aims to treat 50,000 patients a month at home
30 January 2023

A new plan to ease pressures on emergency care aims to ramp up the use of technology that can...

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UK and US close to agreement for ‘free flow of personal data’ across Atlantic

10 October 2022

Senior officials from Whitehall and Washington to have annual meeting to discuss tech and data collaboration

Proposed law tweak advises police that cloud firms should not be served warrants for customer data

6 October 2022

Home Office is now scrutinising feedback garnered during consultation on planned changes

Truss: ‘There are some circumstances where working from home makes sense’

6 October 2022

PM says she will not impose ‘blanket rule’ on government officials

Government cuts thresholds to electronically tag thousands more ‘neighbourhood criminals’

5 October 2022

Those who have been given sentences of only 90 days will now be monitored via GPS

UK 5G networks: Ministers ‘taking time to consider all representations – including from Huawei’

4 October 2022

Minister claims government has already had ‘a number of follow-up conversations’ with vendors and is mulling final decision

Labour pledges creation of state-owned green energy provider

28 September 2022

Leader Keir Starmer invokes party’s history of supporting technology and modernisation

Ofcom to probe dominance of big three public-cloud players

26 September 2022

Communications regulator will examine whether the current market conditions stymie innovation and opportunities for smaller players

Death and digital assets: Ministers to consider law reform

26 September 2022

MoJ minister claims government is awaiting recommendations from advisory body, as private member's bill continues passage through parliament

Policy innovation contest looks to youth for ‘unheard insights’

26 September 2022

Successful proposals for Heywood prize are given up to £25,000 and support with turning ideas into implementation

HMRC using ‘digital prompts’ to ensure wealthy people pay enough tax

22 September 2022

Departmental report reveals use of technology and data to help identify possible shortfalls

PM ‘raised concerns’ over UK’s e-Visa exclusion on last visit to India

16 September 2022

Minister says government is aware of problems being experienced by British nationals

PM must address UK’s poor energy efficiency, report finds

14 September 2022

Think tank the Institute for Government claims that country cannot properly deal with spiralling prices without addressing underlying issues

Half of three departments’ key risks concern technology

5 September 2022

Annual reports of HM Revenue and Customs, Home Office and DWP discuss risks from cyber security, data protection and specific projects

Law proposes ‘explicit duty’ for online firms to design services to prevent illegal content

24 August 2022

Government continues to tweak and reinforce the provisions of the Online Safety Bill

Cabinet Office to lose one in four staff – but no detail yet on impact for digital agencies

23 August 2022

Jacob Rees Mogg trailed 25% job cuts in a Telegraph article, which unions label as the minister’s latest in a series of ‘increasingly bizarre’ pronouncements

Government hopes to see self-driving cars on UK roads by 2025

22 August 2022

Plans supported by £60m of new public spending

HMRC seeks £9m partner to support transformation of debt management

19 August 2022

Department details plans to replace legacy systems and enable new government-backed services for citizens in financial difficulty

Scotland set for world-first guidelines on authorities’ use of biometric data

18 August 2022

A new biometric code of practice will shortly be put before ministers for their approval

Energy costs: Government plans upgrades for financial support and advice portal

12 August 2022

Online platform from BEIS aims to provide a unified service through which citizens can check eligibility for government support

Ministers slammed over failures to respond to consultations

10 August 2022

Labour claims Conservatives are operating as a ‘zombie government’ as 15 online feedback-gathering exercises have been left dormant since 2019 election

Cabinet Office considers options for talented interns after suspension of government graduate scheme

9 August 2022

Central department says it 'remains committed to internship programmes' and seek to find possibilities for those who would normally be fast-tracked into paused Fast Stream scheme

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