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Campaign group calls for local authorities to lead on supporting applications as only a quarter of EU citizens in some areas have applied so far

Director general says that, as organisation focuses more on data, she wants to ensure ‘we maintain the teeth we need to be effective’

Post is split between Treasury and Cabinet Office

The Home Office will move to digital systems across the board – despite repeated warnings over ‘parallels with Windrush’

Exercise will consider spending on military equipment as well as the work of a range of departments

ONS data scientists are supporting the DIT in applying AI techniques to public responses

Department awards £500k contract for design of digital tool

With many government-developed services seeing poor uptake, the answer may lie in allowing citizens to ‘bring your own identity’, according to Arthur Mickoleit of Gartner

Courts service says digital offering will eradicate need to fill in up to 30 pages of paper forms

IT firms invited to event

Government responds to PAC report to insist that each department needs its own rules

Exercise launched following conclusion of Paterson Review

Auditor giant wins contract to assist department in assessing cyber needs and priorities

New-look ministerial team has strong tech focus

High-tech system will be managed by the Met Office

Cabinet secretary Sedwill says he ‘would like to see more processes handled’ by technology

The body dedicated to upholding ethical standards across the public sector has published a major report examining how to ensure those standards are not threatened by AI and automation

Although some parts of the new rail line may not open for two decades, DfT minister says the underlying tech will not have aged significantly by then

Jeremy Quin’s short stay in the Cabinet Office comes to an end

HMCTS and CPS float contract notice

Communications watchdog to see powers expanded