Brexit withdrawal agreement sets 2021 deadline for UK access to 25 European IT systems
The UK will be shut out of many European networks and databases over the next few years – and will have to pay the EU for access in the meantime, under terms of Brexit deal
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Home secretary backs development of anti-online grooming tool
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Inquiry finds Universal Credit increases victims' vulnerability
Move to single household payments was "retrograde" and "damaging" say MPs
Manchester gets behind digital skills with £4m boost
Digital businesses among those to benefit from schemes aimed at creating a "pipeline of talent that meets employer needs"
Cyber security centre reveals active defence of government tech
National Cyber Security Centre annual report reveals it has dealt with 1,100 cyber attacks in its first two years
Suffolk online crime reporting doubles
Website improvements and new digital telephony system contributed to rise, Constabulary says
DVLA seeks digital accessibility endorsement
Agency aims to comply with international accessibility standard Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG)
Department for Education announces digital skills overhaul
Qualifications push targets 11 million adults who lack basic knowhow
Home Office seeks 'police and public protection tech' leader
Deputy director role set to pay up to £105k a year
Belfast seeks innovations to manage public spaces
City council and Department of Justice put £120k in funding up for grabs
GLA to revamp London Mayoral election website
LondonElects wants partner to conduct full user research exercise before creating new website for 2020 elections
DHSC publishes ambitious digital vision for healthcare
Department call matched by new NHS Digital framework on data and technology standards
Making Tax Digital VAT pilot goes live
HMRC director says that new digital ways to pay tax will give businesses more control over their finances
Report offers AI action plan to build public trust
Centre for Public Impact says that government employees need to gain AI literacy
Government launches firefighter safety technology contest
Entries must provide tracking technology to monitor staff inside buildings
Ministry of Justice to move infrastructure to the public cloud
Department aims to save £30m a year as it moves to public cloud hosting
Digital ‘equally important’ as transport infrastructure, says Scottish minister
The Scottish Government is to form an infrastructure commission to advise ministers on how spending should be directed to provide most economic benefit
South Kesteven innovation centre gets go-ahead
University of Lincoln to operate new centre providing degrees, apprenticeships and short courses, alongside services to businesses, as part of bid to boost local economy
Industry and police must work closer to prevent fraud says techUK
Increased complexity of cyber crime means police no longer hold all the data they need, says report, and better mechanisms for data sharing are essential
NHS head urges government to consider mental health levy on social media firms
Simon Stevens points to similar taxes imposed in industries such as gambling
Shadow minister slams government for ‘abandoning its responsibility’ on Verify
Jo Platt rebukes government for its ‘latest costly digital failure’
BEIS on the hunt for digital and data director duo
Department advertises for two senior roles each paying about £85,000
Home Office reveals extending life of Airwave network will cost more than £1bn
Evidence given to MPs reveals delays to the rollout of the new Emergency Services Network will cost government a 10-figure sum