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Reports claim that chancellor was advised that payments of legacy benefits could only be increased once a year

Agency’s dedicated data-science facility looks to make a big contribution to government’s response to rising costs

Report claims that department requires a ‘cultural shift’

Agency to establish ‘electronic link’ with department, minister claims

Central department stresses importance of ‘highest standards’, given its role in ensuring others’ compliance with regulation

All benefit claimants will be moved over to unified system by the end of 2024

Footage of Conservative Christopher Chope giving speech in Commons was taken down in accordance with ‘misinformation policies’

RICU facility signs two-year contract

Treasury faces parliamentary questions about potential risks of planned regulatory reforms

Christopher Chope laments ‘cancel culture’ after video of him talking in Commons about ‘Covid-19 vaccine damage’ is taken down from website

Government agency works with tech firms in virtual version of Lancashire city

Applicants tell PublicTechnology that they have been provided with little information on the processing delays that mean they cannot leave the UK – even for births or funerals – and struggle to prove their right to live and work in this country

Tech tool will help citizens and deathcare professionals

Department unveils online platform through which solicitors and members of the public can make subject access requests

Only one in five currently uses software as part of their bookkeeping set-up

Just one in seven applicants has made it to the UK to date

Department floats 10-month contract worth half a million pounds

The government has been criticised for the time it is taking to match refugees with sponsors – who have been targeted by scams while trying to find their own matches

Tom Read tells PublicTechnology Live about GDS’s plans to drive transformation into its second decade, and how the agency’s future priorities were informed by its peers in Ukraine

Although 94% of households now have the internet, people who are aged over 70, live alone and have a disability are far more likely to lack connection

Judgement finds that Home Office policy breached human rights laws