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Newly reopened service encounters technical difficulties after seven million attempts to book a test within 12 hours

Minister who oversaw procurement revamp and creation of GDS gets a second shot at driving Whitehall reform

Health secretary says recent events have shown both patients and medical staff ‘want to use technology’

A number of senior Downing Street figures are to be given space at the central department’s HQ at 70 Whitehall 

Jurors could view proceedings from cinemas

Applications for newly created perm sec-level position closed more than 10 months ago, since when updates have been scarce

Appeal court rules in favour of privacy campaigners 

Holyrood to allow members to use technology to vote and attend meetings

Year-long pilot will include up to 11 firms

Mark Sedwill says equipping government with ‘more expertise… is a good thing’

Home Office floats £10m deal

Cabinet Office annual report shows digital agency also brought in more than £2m in extra revenue

As many as 20 roles available in Newcastle and Manchester

Candidates can now be assessed without any physical contact

Department recruits for individual to apply design principles to solve government challenges

Chief secretary to the Treasury Steve Barclay claims that half of government’s IT spend goes on supporting ageing kit

Contract came with an initial seven-year potential term but will now run until 2022

HM Land Registry announces acceptance of electronic signatures for mortgages and other deeds

Major review of police across England and Wales finds forces are ill-equipped to cope with the huge rise in recent years of cyber offences

In the face of huge demand for its services, the DWP was able to call on a library of reusable tools, the department’s integration lead Jacqui Leggetter tells PublicTechnology

Early adopter programme to see 18 courts test digital case-management system