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‘Grave concerns over the validity of EU status digital system’ after Home Office benefits error

30 January 2023

Issue with Home Office database means tens of thousands could have erroneously received payments

We need to better understand, support and celebrate colleagues with disabilities
26 January 2023

Samaira Uddin of GDS discusses how civil servants can be an allies and advocates for their...

Braverman floats criminalisation of ‘highly encrypted devices’
25 January 2023

Government consults on proposals to create new offences to clamp down on technologies it...

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Government declines to set date for contact-tracing app

8 July 2020

Head of Test and Trace programme Baroness Harding says she does not want to specify a timeframe as projects often do not ‘run in a smooth way’

Edinburgh presses on with full-fibre rollout

8 July 2020

A third of homes across the Scottish capital have been equipped with the next-generation connectivity technology

How Brexit Britain could become a surveillance state

8 July 2020

The UK has tended to only introduce data-protection laws in conjunction with EU legislation and, according to Ray Walsh from ProPrivacy, the post-Brexit world may see the country prioritise authorities’ access to personal data over citizens' right to privacy

Gove believes Whitehall reform plans will not suffer because of close association with Cummings

7 July 2020

Cabinet Office minister said that, despite the controversy that often surrounds the PM’s top adviser, ‘people are interested in Dominic and his ideas’

The fog of cyberwar

6 July 2020

For governments and armed forces around the world, the digital domain has become a potential battlefield. But this new realm of warfare brings with it many ethical and legal complications. PublicTechnology talks to digital ethics expert Dr Mariarosaria Taddeo to find out more.

Treasury ‘got it wrong’ over tweet celebrating pubs reopening

3 July 2020

Ministry deleted post encouraging people to ‘raise a glass’ after backlash

Government defends Test and Trace as proportion of contacts being reached drops sharply

3 July 2020

In the first two weeks tracers were successfully reaching more than nine in ten identified close contacts, but this has now fallen to less than three quarters

Government turns to Instagram to seek policy guidance from teenagers

2 July 2020

New initiative will seek to gain views of people aged 13 to 25

Bradford Council looks to chatbots

1 July 2020

Authority considers deployment of technology to reduce use of phone and face to face support

Gove urges structural change of ‘government machine’ in call for reform

1 July 2020

Minister discusses need for new training campus and greater use of data in evaluation of projects

Home Office ramps up video asylum interviews as backlog passes 50,000

30 June 2020

The oldest claim awaiting decision was filed eight years ago and 10,000 more were added to the waiting list in the first three months of 2020 alone

Disinformation poses ‘existential threat’ to democracy, parliamentary committee warns

30 June 2020

Report from crossbench group of peers accuses government of failing to deal with a growing problem

DWP agrees to fix digital issues after dropping legal battle over UC flaw

29 June 2020

Department’s decision to retreat from lawsuit represents a victory for four single mothers

HMRC claims issue with online tax rebate system fixed after days of problems

27 June 2020

Citizens report inability to claim repayments and delays to those that have already claimed

Contact-tracing success rate drops

26 June 2020

Data shows declines in the proportion of both confirmed cases and their contacts being reached by tracers

Hancock says coronavirus app will rely on self-declaration

26 June 2020

Health secretary refuses to provide estimate for launch date of new technology

NHS data watchdog calls for ‘no surprises’ rule in use of patient info

25 June 2020

Consultation opened on addition of eighth principle for the health system’s use of data

Test and trace scheme failing to reach more than one in four coronavirus cases

23 June 2020

Almost 4,000 people that have test positive have not been contacted by tracers

Home-schooling technology demands hits poorer families hardest, study finds

23 June 2020

Research shows children learning or mobile phones and parents stretching budgets to buy new equipment

Lawfulness of government visa algorithm challenged

19 June 2020

Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants files judicial review 

Defra hunts £135k operations chief to push on with transformation

19 June 2020

Department advertises for vacant senior managerial position

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