The courts service has been engaged in a major transformation project for the past nine years and, during the final months of delivery, further reductions in scope have been made […]...

Tweaks made to government’s commercial guidance for departments’ spending on digital and tech projects include reiteration of new mandate for publishing data, as well as updates to investment risk metrics […]...

Almost 20 years after Tony Blair legislated for ID cards and 15,000 citizens voluntarily signed up, new parliamentarians are lobbying for digital identification, while batting off the concerns of colleagues […]...

Faced with limited funding and a changing landscape, forces often seek recruits that can deal with the very differing scenarios of violent street crime and cyberattacks, a top officer reveals […]...

Ministers have indicated that the incoming measures, which make a criminal offence of owning, using or distributing artificial intelligence technology to synthesise indecent images of children, are a world first […]...

London Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime has revealed plans to invest in a browser-based tool that would cleanse and collate data from various sources and allow officers to explore […]...

The department has retained a consultancy for the next four years to provide expert support and mentoring for civil service delivery management professionals, to ensure the success of digital projects […]...

While some dedicated measures may be brought in for the makers of LLM systems, the majority of new rules and work to ensure compliance will be led by sector watchdogs […]...

Minister claims that, during the 2024-25 year, the Home Office has put almost £30m into initiatives to tackle abuse, including specialised officers deployed to target the most technically advanced offenders […]...

Expert researchers have published a study drawing on input from hundreds of victims, many of whom chose not to tell police about crimes, or found little benefit in doing so […]...