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Changes to the legislation made last year – which had been expected to have a big impact on IT contractors – have also brought in £410m in extra revenue, the tax agency claims

After ICO punishment, CPS claims new digital evidence-transfer system will mean such a breach can never happen again

DCMS committee continues to pursue Facebook CEO as chair says ‘we expected detail – we got excuses’

Recently appointed boss Ian Bell discusses his mission to ‘repair trust’ in the company while helping forces get the most out of technology

Police defends technology’s deployment as ICO increases scrutiny and campaign group calls for immediate cessation of use

Potential 10-year deal will be open to all police and fire services and will feature up to 20 suppliers of back-office technology

Successful pilot saw process expedited and number of errors greatly reduced

HM Courts and Tribunals Service remains confident it will deliver on reform plan, despite auditors warning of financial, technological, and legislative challenges

Two-year process of picking supplier reaches fruition

Centralised facility will allow forces to acquire security services while offering a nationwide view of the threat landscape

Select committee claims that, despite appearance of company’s CTO, 39 questions remain unanswered

Senior managers sought for Whitehall department and arm's-length agencies

Paul Heath of McAfee believes Scottish NHS bodies could show lead the way in adopting a new form of purchasing

Both the government and human rights group Liberty claim victory after judges agree that the so-called snoopers' charter is incompatible with EU legislation 

Government officials reported to have suggested that those applying for the right to remain in the UK could simply borrow a friend’s Android device

Senior officers discuss how cloud and digital technologies are helping law enforcement do their job

The Cabinet Office is looking to grow its Open Innovation Team and bring in new partners and policy areas

Legislation will punish offenders with a fine of no maximum value

Report from MPs says that, a year on from the cyberattack, government and the NHS must now take action

Supplier sought for project to develop NELSON tool

UK National Cyber Security Centre teams up with FBI and others to issue advice in light of malicious exploits targeting network hardware – including consumer routers