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PM ‘throwing full weight of Whitehall’ behind AI with all departments tasked with driving adoption

Commitments made by government in response to AI Action Plan include DSIT offering ‘rapid prototyping

UK equips Ukraine with 30,000 drones

Deployment of airborne systems will be supported by tens of millions of pounds of contracts

Government pledges to use tech to support use of Welsh language

Ministers have set out a trio of top priorities to support the growth of Cymraeg,

DWP targets use of digital in ‘identifying and supporting customer needs at the earliest opportunity’

The department’s permanent secretary Peter Schofield has shed light on plans to introduce more automation

DfE signs £240k deal to develop AI guidance for teachers and school leaders

Following a consultation exercise seeking views from the education sector, Whitehall department has now chosen

HMRC hotlines hit performance target for first time in over three years in October

After 39 consecutive months of missing the mark of answering 85% of calls, the tax

Supplier ranks doubled in second iteration of £1.4bn health and care digital framework

Crown Commercial Service has confirmed the chosen bidders to feature on a major deal for

DWP opens recruitment for £200k digital chief

The Department for Work and Pensions is inviting applications for the CDIO post, which sits

EXCL: GDS signs six-figure One Login PR deal to ‘maintain clear drumbeat narrative that raises awareness’

As government rolls out tool to millions of citizens, the technology’s creator is working with

‘Revolutionised NHS App’ at heart of plan to cut waiting lists

The health service’s core patient software program will be upgraded to allow users to, first

PSFA chief: ‘Fraudsters are looking at how they use AI and we need to get ahead of them’

The Public Sector Fraud Authority was created to deploy data and digital to tackle fraud

Welsh councils sign nationwide £200m tech framework

All 22 local authorities in Wales, as well as schools across the country, will be

Blair-era cabinet minister Hilary Armstrong to lead new Digital Inclusion Action Committee

Former social exclusion minister and MP for North West Durham is the first person named

ONS delivers ‘exciting data work that eases the burden on surveys’

As the UK’s statistics agency continues work on transforming and updating the public questionnaires through

HMRC boosts value of NI and PAYE digital modernisation deal by 50% to £125m

The department has expanded a contract for the support and upgrade of the core platform

Home Office receiving 120 complaints a month about eVisas

Ministers have provided data on those formally taking issue with the new digital system but,

DWP chief expects to ‘go further and faster in how we use technology to design and deliver services’

Sir Peter Schofield looks back on a busy year and previews 2025, during which the

Government comms head on AI assistance and using digital to ‘reach citizens where they are’

Simon Baugh, chief executive of the Government Communication Service, discusses the challenge of an increasingly
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