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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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Customer support contractors at DBS set to strike

9 August 2022

Workers delivering webchat and telephone service via outsourced deal vote for six-day walkout

EXCL: Home Office buys thousands of ‘migrant tracker’ wristbands as it expands monitoring

8 August 2022

Use of barcode-scanning system comes alongside GPS ankle tags and biometric tracking

Stats regulator censures DWP over employment claims

8 August 2022

OSR chief says that department failed to uphold principles that public data should be ‘trustworthy, of high quality, and offer public value’

Parliament shuts down TikTok account after MPs raise concerns app is ‘Chinese government spyware’

4 August 2022

Campaign led by Wealden MP results in closure of account with video-sharing platform

Local authorities and their suppliers must connect the digitally excluded

1 August 2022

Various vulnerable groups are among those at risk of lacking the connectivity or skills to engage with public services, according to Graham Cutting of Cantium

Arch reformer Maude kicks off probe of government efficiency

29 July 2022

Former Cabinet Office minister begins review of civil service effectiveness

New PM will need to act fast to get a handle on risk-management, report finds

28 July 2022

Think tank cites growing cyberthreats and a lack of incentives for policymakers to develop technical skills

Data ethics unit to probe impact of music-streaming algorithms

25 July 2022

DCMS entity is to examine the effect on artists of automated recommendations 

Government unveils vision of ‘contactless digital border’

25 July 2022

Home Office believes use of new technology will mean people can enter the UK without going through a gate or being checked by an official

Home Office signs £4.5m deal to find ‘emerging talent’ for DDaT operations

19 July 2022

Contract with specialist services firm will enable department to convert graduate contractors into full-time civil servants

DWP and Scottish Government in dispute over IT costs of welfare devolution

18 July 2022

Authorities working to resolve disagreement concerning ‘digital investment activity’

Government property teams must ‘address data problems urgently’, says NAO

18 July 2022

Auditors’ report flags up data issues and changes to working patterns as major challenges for property agenda

Regulator urges review of ‘systemic risks’ of government use of private messaging

14 July 2022

ICO reveals findings of year-long investigation

DCMS adds Warman and Collins to ministerial line-up

14 July 2022

Duo seem set to replace tech-focused ministers that resigned last week

Suppliers see progress in government tech-savviness, research finds

14 July 2022

But tech firms also see continued challenges, including overlapping frameworks and lack of clarity on social-value requirements

Government can help make the UK a world-leader in quantum technology

13 July 2022

A pipeline of both technical and commercial skills, and proper consideration of the ethical implications is needed to ensure organisations are not left behind, according to Laura Foster of techUK

Lawyers told to stop advising clients to pay cyber ransoms

11 July 2022

Regulator and cyber intelligence agency write joint letter seeking engagement with trade body for solicitors

Major supermarkets trial ‘age-estimation tech’ in government-backed pilots

8 July 2022

Asda, Tesco, Morrisons all experimented with cameras and AI software that estimates a patron’s age, while a pop-up bar in Manchester trialled ‘biometric finger-vein technology’

New laws to require websites to ‘proactively seek and remove’ Russian disinformation

7 July 2022

Updated legislation will apply to social networks and search engines

Government launches online public vote to help choose HQ of Great British Railways

7 July 2022

Public encouraged to submit their preference for location state-owned transport agency 

Technology, transformation and talent: is the public sector meeting its biggest reform challenges?

6 July 2022

Local and central government experts joined a recent PublicTechnology webinar discussion exploring strategies to modernise public services and their progress so far

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