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Minister claims DCMS is working with companies to understand where improvements can be made

App will remain available to businesses that wish to use it voluntarily

DCMS indicates feedback exercise, in which vendor is being asked to provide views on its proposed ban from the UK’s next-generation networks, is a legal requirement

PublicTechnology’s attempts to find out more about the Counter-Disinformation Unit were rebuffed after a minister was consulted

Department aims to make good on recommendations of 2020 lessons-learned report

Opponents call for more ‘targeted’ approach to virus

Home Office works with CDDO to put together proposal

Researchers from five institutions will participate in £3.3m project examining whether channel shift has reinforced existing inequalities as well as creating new ones

Department discloses that it was the target of an attack

Former deputy cabinet secretary cited need for Cabinet Office to look at issues of race ‘at a systemic level’

MP expressed concern that government’s claims overlooked ‘a large, serious and growing area of crime’

Government plans to assemble collective of external experts that can be deployed to assist ministers and officials in responding to future crises

Document pledges that three designated ‘innovation centres’ will learn from models of major US tech hubs and universities

Teachers at 25 schools will work with professionals from the likes of Amazon, PwC and Leidos

IfG’s annual Whitehall Monitor publication finds pockets of progress but other areas where momentum is lacking

As the country emerges from the challenges of the pandemic, ministers and officials have a chance to build on the digital successes of the last two years, according to Julian David

Sector bodies issue open letter calling on government to enact legislation allowing meetings to adopt a hybrid model in the long term

Vendor will provide project and delivery managers across 15-month engagement with tax department

Strategy outlines short- and long-term objectives

Many freelancers may not even be aware they are breaking the law, warns Mary Aiston of HMRC

CDDO monitoring found that vast majority of sites did not wholly comply with regulations