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Government outlines scope of Cyber Security and Resilience Bill to protect supply chains and critical services

The UK government is introducing a Cyber Security and Resilience Bill to strengthen digital defences for critical infrastructure and service providers.

UK government tries to placate opponents of AI copyright bill

UK government seeks to address copyright concerns amid criticism from artists and peers over AI's use of protected works without permission.

Emergency sentencing law will not pass before Easter

The government will not pass emergency legislation to override new sentencing rules for ethnic minorities before Easter despite political pressures.

UK threatens 100K-a-day fines under new cyber bill

The UK government introduces a Cyber Security and Resilience Bill with hefty fines for non-compliance to enhance cyber threat preparedness.

UK wants intel on data broker security as it readies DUAB

UK seeks expert insights on data brokerage risks to national security for upcoming legislation.

3 Ways the UK Government Plans to Tighten Cyber Security Rules with New Bill

The U.K. Cyber Security and Resilience Bill aims to enhance protections against ransomware and update outdated cyber regulations.

Government outlines scope of Cyber Security and Resilience Bill to protect supply chains and critical services

The UK government is introducing a Cyber Security and Resilience Bill to strengthen digital defences for critical infrastructure and service providers.

UK government tries to placate opponents of AI copyright bill

UK government seeks to address copyright concerns amid criticism from artists and peers over AI's use of protected works without permission.

Emergency sentencing law will not pass before Easter

The government will not pass emergency legislation to override new sentencing rules for ethnic minorities before Easter despite political pressures.

UK threatens 100K-a-day fines under new cyber bill

The UK government introduces a Cyber Security and Resilience Bill with hefty fines for non-compliance to enhance cyber threat preparedness.

UK wants intel on data broker security as it readies DUAB

UK seeks expert insights on data brokerage risks to national security for upcoming legislation.

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#economic-impact

UK won't engage in kneejerk' response to Trump tariffs, says minister

The UK government seeks a calm response to potential trade tariffs from the US, prioritizing national interests and avoiding a trade war.

Government is 'prepared for all eventualities' amid Trump's tariffs war - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

The UK government is preparing for trade impacts from US tariffs, emphasizing a calm and pragmatic approach.

UK won't engage in kneejerk' response to Trump tariffs, says minister

The UK government seeks a calm response to potential trade tariffs from the US, prioritizing national interests and avoiding a trade war.

Government is 'prepared for all eventualities' amid Trump's tariffs war - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

The UK government is preparing for trade impacts from US tariffs, emphasizing a calm and pragmatic approach.

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#cyber-security

Our data, our decisions, our AI future: why we need an AI Regulation Bill | Computer Weekly

The urgency for AI regulation has increased significantly, yet progress remains stalled. It's crucial to create balanced regulations.

UK data centres, hospitals, and energy companies targeted by new cybersecurity laws

The UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill aims to enhance digital defenses by imposing stricter requirements on essential service providers.

MSPs face scrutiny in Cyber Security and Resilience Bill

The UK's proposed Cyber Security and Resilience Bill addresses MSPs as critical to national security, mandating regulatory measures for better cyber defenses.

Our data, our decisions, our AI future: why we need an AI Regulation Bill | Computer Weekly

The urgency for AI regulation has increased significantly, yet progress remains stalled. It's crucial to create balanced regulations.

UK data centres, hospitals, and energy companies targeted by new cybersecurity laws

The UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill aims to enhance digital defenses by imposing stricter requirements on essential service providers.

MSPs face scrutiny in Cyber Security and Resilience Bill

The UK's proposed Cyber Security and Resilience Bill addresses MSPs as critical to national security, mandating regulatory measures for better cyber defenses.

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#politics

Keir Starmer is having his chainsaw moment but all he will slash is democracy | Simon Jenkins

Sir Keir Starmer's proposed cuts target bureaucratic inefficiencies, echoing historical austerity measures, though his approach raises questions about actual implementation and impact.

Kemi Badenoch blasts job killing' Labour in heated clash with Keir Starmer

Kemi Badenoch criticized Keir Starmer's Labour government for economic mismanagement during PMQs.

U.K. gives up its position as a leader on foreign aid, in echo of Trump

UK's foreign aid budget is set to be cut by 40%, diverting funds to defense in response to global conflicts.

Chris Mason: Jitters, uncertainty and hope as UK awaits Trump tariff decision

The UK government is on edge as it anticipates the impact of Trump's upcoming tariff announcement, hoping for a manageable outcome.

Keir Starmer is having his chainsaw moment but all he will slash is democracy | Simon Jenkins

Sir Keir Starmer's proposed cuts target bureaucratic inefficiencies, echoing historical austerity measures, though his approach raises questions about actual implementation and impact.

Kemi Badenoch blasts job killing' Labour in heated clash with Keir Starmer

Kemi Badenoch criticized Keir Starmer's Labour government for economic mismanagement during PMQs.

U.K. gives up its position as a leader on foreign aid, in echo of Trump

UK's foreign aid budget is set to be cut by 40%, diverting funds to defense in response to global conflicts.

Chris Mason: Jitters, uncertainty and hope as UK awaits Trump tariff decision

The UK government is on edge as it anticipates the impact of Trump's upcoming tariff announcement, hoping for a manageable outcome.

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Grooming inquiry lawyer asked Home Office 'do you still want me?'

The role of inquiry into UK child grooming gangs is uncertain, revealing systemic issues in government communication and commitment to addressing the crisis.

#illegal-migration

UK to host 40 countries for illegal migration summit

The UK hosts an international summit to combat illegal migration and people smuggling, aiming for enhanced global cooperation.

Keir Starmer rolls up his sleeves to legitimise the Two Minutes Hate | John Crace

Countries collaborating on crime may not significantly reduce crime rates, emphasizing need for genuine solutions to illegal migration.

UK to host 40 countries for illegal migration summit

The UK hosts an international summit to combat illegal migration and people smuggling, aiming for enhanced global cooperation.

Keir Starmer rolls up his sleeves to legitimise the Two Minutes Hate | John Crace

Countries collaborating on crime may not significantly reduce crime rates, emphasizing need for genuine solutions to illegal migration.

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Government to build over 1,000 flood schemes across the country - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

Government is investing £2.65 billion in flood schemes to protect homes and businesses from flooding risks in the UK.

#infrastructure

UK altnets call for full-fibre broadband to be prioritised in industrial strategy | Computer Weekly

The UK must prioritize digital infrastructure to enhance economic resilience and competitiveness through full-fibre broadband.

Lower Thames Crossing approved by government

The UK government has approved a £9 billion plan for the Lower Thames Crossing, set to reduce Dartford Crossing traffic by 20% by 2032.

Meeting the UK's compute capacity needs: Alternatives to hyperscale datacentre builds | Computer Weekly

The UK government aims to accelerate datacentre growth, reclassifying them as critical infrastructure for economic benefits.

Lower Thames Crossing plan for Essex and Kent approved by government

The UK government approved the 9bn Lower Thames Crossing, aiming to improve connectivity and support economic growth.

UK altnets call for full-fibre broadband to be prioritised in industrial strategy | Computer Weekly

The UK must prioritize digital infrastructure to enhance economic resilience and competitiveness through full-fibre broadband.

Lower Thames Crossing approved by government

The UK government has approved a £9 billion plan for the Lower Thames Crossing, set to reduce Dartford Crossing traffic by 20% by 2032.

Meeting the UK's compute capacity needs: Alternatives to hyperscale datacentre builds | Computer Weekly

The UK government aims to accelerate datacentre growth, reclassifying them as critical infrastructure for economic benefits.

Lower Thames Crossing plan for Essex and Kent approved by government

The UK government approved the 9bn Lower Thames Crossing, aiming to improve connectivity and support economic growth.

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#scams

Anti-scam groups urge tougher police action as UK fraud cases surge

UK police are urged to strengthen responses to growing fraud crime amid increasing reports and a call for more resources.

Fraud is perceived as a 'penalty-free' crime, necessitating heightened law enforcement and accountability measures from companies.

Can I get my money back if I've paid for an ETA through an unofficial website?

Beware of unofficial sites offering ETAs for excessive fees compared to the official one.

Anti-scam groups urge tougher police action as UK fraud cases surge

UK police are urged to strengthen responses to growing fraud crime amid increasing reports and a call for more resources.

Fraud is perceived as a 'penalty-free' crime, necessitating heightened law enforcement and accountability measures from companies.

Can I get my money back if I've paid for an ETA through an unofficial website?

Beware of unofficial sites offering ETAs for excessive fees compared to the official one.

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#reproductive-rights

Reeves admits further and faster action is needed to kickstart growth

Quality journalism needs support to remain accessible and trustworthy, enabling informed public discourse.

Unjustifiable' Israeli attacks must end, warns Streeting after Gaza ceasefire broken

A UK minister condemned Israeli actions in Gaza, citing the breakdown of a ceasefire and significant Palestinian casualties.

The Independent provides crucial journalism on pressing global issues without paywalls.

British Chagos Islanders to sue government over plan to give up control of territory

The Independent emphasizes the importance of on-the-ground journalism for current US issues, advocating for accessible quality reporting without paywalls.

Reeves offers 2bn affordable housing boost ahead of sweeping cuts to public services

The UK government is investing £2 billion to build 18,000 new homes to combat the housing crisis.

Major rule change for anyone booking a driving test in bid to cut backlog

The UK is implementing new cancellation policies for driving tests to reduce waiting times and improve overall system efficiency.

Pharmacies to provide more frontline healthcare after 3bn funding boost

The Independent is committed to providing free, quality journalism while highlighting significant healthcare changes in the UK.

Reeves admits further and faster action is needed to kickstart growth

Quality journalism needs support to remain accessible and trustworthy, enabling informed public discourse.

Unjustifiable' Israeli attacks must end, warns Streeting after Gaza ceasefire broken

A UK minister condemned Israeli actions in Gaza, citing the breakdown of a ceasefire and significant Palestinian casualties.

The Independent provides crucial journalism on pressing global issues without paywalls.

British Chagos Islanders to sue government over plan to give up control of territory

The Independent emphasizes the importance of on-the-ground journalism for current US issues, advocating for accessible quality reporting without paywalls.

Reeves offers 2bn affordable housing boost ahead of sweeping cuts to public services

The UK government is investing £2 billion to build 18,000 new homes to combat the housing crisis.

Major rule change for anyone booking a driving test in bid to cut backlog

The UK is implementing new cancellation policies for driving tests to reduce waiting times and improve overall system efficiency.

Pharmacies to provide more frontline healthcare after 3bn funding boost

The Independent is committed to providing free, quality journalism while highlighting significant healthcare changes in the UK.

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#disability-benefits

MPs to vote on disability benefit cuts without knowing full impact'

MPs are voting on disability benefit cuts without knowing the employment impact, risking increased poverty for many individuals.

Under-22s to be excluded from incapacity benefits

The UK government is limiting universal credit benefits for under-22s with disabilities to cut welfare costs.

Some PIP recipients may lose out under welfare cuts

Potential cuts to Personal Independence Payment benefits may affect vulnerable claimants as eligibility criteria are tightened.

Labour's historic attack on disabled people is already wrecking lives. Just ask Kevin | John Harris

The government's benefit cuts could lead to severe poverty among disabled individuals and families.

There is a growing public fear regarding the impact of these cuts on vulnerable populations.

Oxfam condemned the cuts as immoral amidst a surging child poverty crisis.

MPs to vote on disability benefit cuts without knowing full impact'

MPs are voting on disability benefit cuts without knowing the employment impact, risking increased poverty for many individuals.

Under-22s to be excluded from incapacity benefits

The UK government is limiting universal credit benefits for under-22s with disabilities to cut welfare costs.

Some PIP recipients may lose out under welfare cuts

Potential cuts to Personal Independence Payment benefits may affect vulnerable claimants as eligibility criteria are tightened.

Labour's historic attack on disabled people is already wrecking lives. Just ask Kevin | John Harris

The government's benefit cuts could lead to severe poverty among disabled individuals and families.

There is a growing public fear regarding the impact of these cuts on vulnerable populations.

Oxfam condemned the cuts as immoral amidst a surging child poverty crisis.

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Tate Britain to return painting looted by Nazis

Tate Britain will return a 17th-century painting to the descendants of a Jewish Belgian art collector, looted by Nazis during World War II.

Killers could serve shorter jail terms for good behaviour, minister signals

The UK government is considering shorter sentences for serious offenders to combat prison overcrowding.

The three Bexley businesses fined 65,000 in total for hiring illegal workers

Three Bexley businesses fined £65,000 for employing illegal workers amid government crackdown on immigration compliance.

#asylum-seekers

Government considering sending failed asylum seekers to Balkans

The UK government is considering sending failed asylum seekers to overseas 'return hubs' in the Balkans under new proposals.

Government to drop asylum hotel provider Stay Belvedere Hotels

The UK government is removing Stay Belvedere Hotels from its supply chain due to behavior that did not meet expectations.

Government considering sending failed asylum seekers to Balkans

The UK government is considering sending failed asylum seekers to overseas 'return hubs' in the Balkans under new proposals.

Government to drop asylum hotel provider Stay Belvedere Hotels

The UK government is removing Stay Belvedere Hotels from its supply chain due to behavior that did not meet expectations.

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Palantir suggests 'common operating system' for UK govt data

Palantir urges UK government to invest in a unified data system in response to COVID-19 challenges.

Comprehensive data management systems are crucial for future public health preparedness.

Fears Grow Over Delay of UK AI Safety Bill to Appease Trump Camp

The U.K. AI Safety Bill faces delays amid concerns of political influences and alignment with U.S. views against regulation.

#cybersecurity

UK quietly scrubs encryption advice from government websites | TechCrunch

The U.K. government has removed encryption advice just weeks after requesting backdoor access to encrypted data stored on Apple's iCloud.

UK's infosec chiefs must be paid more than PM, say officials

UK civil service must offer salaries higher than the Prime Minister's to attract top cybersecurity talent.

Building ransomware resilience to avoid paying out

The UK government proposed a ban on ransomware payments to disrupt criminal activities, but experts caution about potential negative consequences.

UK quietly scrubs encryption advice from government websites | TechCrunch

The U.K. government has removed encryption advice just weeks after requesting backdoor access to encrypted data stored on Apple's iCloud.

UK's infosec chiefs must be paid more than PM, say officials

UK civil service must offer salaries higher than the Prime Minister's to attract top cybersecurity talent.

Building ransomware resilience to avoid paying out

The UK government proposed a ban on ransomware payments to disrupt criminal activities, but experts caution about potential negative consequences.

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How to get up to 170 TV Licence refund ahead of price increase in April

UK households must have a TV licence to watch live TV; refunds available if not using live or iPlayer services.

#investment

Astrazeneca scrapped 450m vaccine plant after government missed funding deadline

AstraZeneca canceled a £450 million investment due to the UK government missing a key funding deadline, stalling the project's progress.

Ministers may siphon off stalled 950m fund for motorway chargers

UK ministers consider redirecting 950 million from stalled rapid charger fund for electric vehicles to other charging initiatives.

Astrazeneca scrapped 450m vaccine plant after government missed funding deadline

AstraZeneca canceled a £450 million investment due to the UK government missing a key funding deadline, stalling the project's progress.

Ministers may siphon off stalled 950m fund for motorway chargers

UK ministers consider redirecting 950 million from stalled rapid charger fund for electric vehicles to other charging initiatives.

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Civil service to be told to slash more than 2bn a year from budget by 2030

The government plans to cut civil service budgets by over £2bn annually by 2030, raising concerns about job losses and service efficacy.

#heathrow-airport

UK government orders probe into Heathrow shutdown that sparked concern over energy resilience

The UK government is investigating energy resilience issues following a fire that temporarily shut down Heathrow Airport.

Questions to answer': Downing Street vows to learn from Heathrow closure

A fire at an electrical substation caused major disruptions at Heathrow Airport, affecting 1,300 flights and hundreds of thousands of passengers.

UK government orders probe into Heathrow shutdown that sparked concern over energy resilience

The UK government is investigating energy resilience issues following a fire that temporarily shut down Heathrow Airport.

Questions to answer': Downing Street vows to learn from Heathrow closure

A fire at an electrical substation caused major disruptions at Heathrow Airport, affecting 1,300 flights and hundreds of thousands of passengers.

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UK government to make 45m connectivity investment in schools | Computer Weekly

Investment in schools aims to close the UK's digital divide in education with a £45m funding program.

UK government announces raft of new museum trustees, including artist Isaac Julien and 'Traitors' presenter Claudia Winkleman

New trustees appointed for British Museum, Tate, and V&A, including notable figures from arts and media.

Taboola Data Reveals Millions of Brits Turn to Martin Lewis Amid Benefits Cuts

Brits are seeking advice from Martin Lewis due to concerns over major welfare cuts.

Use of pesticides on UK farms to be cut by 10% by 2030 to protect bees

UK plans to reduce pesticide use by 10% by 2030 to protect pollinators, although the target is limited to arable farms.

#rachel-reeves

Rachel Reeves tells regulators there is too much bureaucracy'

The UK government is aiming to reduce bureaucratic red tape to accelerate economic growth.

Borrowing overshoot will test Rachel Reeves's resolve on tax rises

Rachel Reeves' belief in the need for spending cuts is reinforced by February's public finances data showing higher borrowing than expected.

Rachel Reeves tells regulators there is too much bureaucracy'

The UK government is aiming to reduce bureaucratic red tape to accelerate economic growth.

Borrowing overshoot will test Rachel Reeves's resolve on tax rises

Rachel Reeves' belief in the need for spending cuts is reinforced by February's public finances data showing higher borrowing than expected.

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Watchdog investigating whether Defra breaking laws on cleaning up English rivers

The OEP is investigating the UK government's compliance with environmental law regarding river clean-up efforts.

UK passport fees are rising yet again - here's everything you need to know

Travel costs are increasing due to rising passport fees and additional government taxes, impacting budget travelers.

The UK is recruiting a national armaments director. It pays $519K a year - over double the prime minister's salary.

The UK is urgently recruiting a national armaments director with a high salary to enhance military procurement.

#labour-party

UK Treasury plans funding cuts at GB Energy' in blow to Ed Miliband

The UK government plans to cut funding for GB Energy, undermining efforts for renewable energy investment and household affordability.

UK Aims to Cut Billions in Welfare Amid Budget Crunch

The UK's Labour government plans to cut welfare costs amid rising unemployment and spending challenges, aiming to balance fiscal responsibility and support for the vulnerable.

UK's Reeves floats radical shake-up' of bureaucracy to cut business costs

The UK government plans to cut regulations and red tape to boost business efficiency and economic growth.

Downing Street considers U-turn on cuts to benefits for disabled people

Ministers may backtrack on proposed cuts to benefits for disabled people in response to growing opposition.

UK Treasury plans funding cuts at GB Energy' in blow to Ed Miliband

The UK government plans to cut funding for GB Energy, undermining efforts for renewable energy investment and household affordability.

UK Aims to Cut Billions in Welfare Amid Budget Crunch

The UK's Labour government plans to cut welfare costs amid rising unemployment and spending challenges, aiming to balance fiscal responsibility and support for the vulnerable.

UK's Reeves floats radical shake-up' of bureaucracy to cut business costs

The UK government plans to cut regulations and red tape to boost business efficiency and economic growth.

Downing Street considers U-turn on cuts to benefits for disabled people

Ministers may backtrack on proposed cuts to benefits for disabled people in response to growing opposition.

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Downing Street rejects Lammy's claim Israel broke international law in Gaza

Downing Street rebukes David Lammy's claim that Israel breached international law by blocking Gaza aid, reaffirming their cautious stance.

Call it a defence levy or even a patriot tax but Labour is going to have to raise taxes, fast | Gaby Hinsliff

The UK government's challenges echo past pandemic decisions, highlighting urgent needs in defense and tax strategy.

Chagossians seek legal action against UK over sovereignty deal

The UK plans to transfer the Chagos Islands to Mauritius while keeping control of a military base on Diego Garcia.

UK government to open 16B IT services competition

The UK government is increasing its IT services procurement budget to £16 billion, expanding opportunities for suppliers.

#apple

Apple and the long secret arm of the UK Government

Apple has disabled advanced data protection for UK customers, likely due to secret government orders undermining user security.

Secret hearing on Friday in Apple and UK government data row

Apple is appealing a UK government demand to access customer data protected by encryption.

The case raises significant issues around privacy, national security, and transparency.

Apple is now fighting the UK over its demand for backdoor access to iCloud accounts

Apple is legally challenging the UK's demand for a backdoor in iCloud encryption.

The case raises critical privacy concerns regarding user data access by law enforcement.

What could Apple's high court challenge mean for data protection?

The UK government demands Apple create a backdoor for accessing encrypted data, conflicting with privacy norms.

Apple has removed its strongest data protection service in the UK, highlighting tensions between encryption and law enforcement.

Apple Fights UK Over Encryption Backdoors as US Officials Warn of Privacy Violations

U.K. seeks limited access to encrypted data for criminal investigations, not general data.

Apple limits encryption features for U.K. users amidst access demands.

Apple's UK encryption legal challenge heard behind closed doors

Apple is challenging a UK demand to access encrypted customer data in a closed tribunal hearing.

Apple and the long secret arm of the UK Government

Apple has disabled advanced data protection for UK customers, likely due to secret government orders undermining user security.

Secret hearing on Friday in Apple and UK government data row

Apple is appealing a UK government demand to access customer data protected by encryption.

The case raises significant issues around privacy, national security, and transparency.

Apple is now fighting the UK over its demand for backdoor access to iCloud accounts

Apple is legally challenging the UK's demand for a backdoor in iCloud encryption.

The case raises critical privacy concerns regarding user data access by law enforcement.

What could Apple's high court challenge mean for data protection?

The UK government demands Apple create a backdoor for accessing encrypted data, conflicting with privacy norms.

Apple has removed its strongest data protection service in the UK, highlighting tensions between encryption and law enforcement.

Apple Fights UK Over Encryption Backdoors as US Officials Warn of Privacy Violations

U.K. seeks limited access to encrypted data for criminal investigations, not general data.

Apple limits encryption features for U.K. users amidst access demands.

Apple's UK encryption legal challenge heard behind closed doors

Apple is challenging a UK demand to access encrypted customer data in a closed tribunal hearing.

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Prisons set to run out of spaces again within a year, MPs warn

Overcrowded prisons face impending gridlock and inhumane conditions, exacerbated by failed government plans and spiraling costs.

Our challenge against UK's secret TCN powers

Privacy International has filed a legal complaint against the UK government's intrusive surveillance powers affecting global privacy and security.

Technology secretary Peter Kyle asks ChatGPT for science and media advice

Peter Kyle extensively utilizes ChatGPT for AI-related guidance, indicative of a broader governmental integration of AI in policymaking.

Why childcare providers will be forced to limit funded places and increase prices

The financial struggles of childcare providers in England are pushing them to limit funded places and raise fees as costs rise.

#human-rights

UN special rapporteur calls on UK to open up to more persecuted' Afghan refugees

The UK must show greater compassion by accepting more Afghan refugees fleeing Taliban oppression.

Driving licence data could be used for police facial recognition | Computer Weekly

The UK government's Crime and Policing Bill could turn the driving licence database into a facial recognition tool accessible by police.

Desperate' son of Hong Kong's jailed Jimmy Lai seeks meeting with Keir Starmer

Sebastien Lai urgently seeks UK Prime Minister's assistance for his jailed father, Jimmy Lai, amid concerns for his health and trial conditions.

UN special rapporteur calls on UK to open up to more persecuted' Afghan refugees

The UK must show greater compassion by accepting more Afghan refugees fleeing Taliban oppression.

Driving licence data could be used for police facial recognition | Computer Weekly

The UK government's Crime and Policing Bill could turn the driving licence database into a facial recognition tool accessible by police.

Desperate' son of Hong Kong's jailed Jimmy Lai seeks meeting with Keir Starmer

Sebastien Lai urgently seeks UK Prime Minister's assistance for his jailed father, Jimmy Lai, amid concerns for his health and trial conditions.

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HMRC rule change to boost eBay, Vinted and other side hustles

The UK government is increasing the Income Tax Self Assessment threshold, benefiting many taxpayers and supporting side hustles.

UK government targets 'startup' mindset in AI funding overhaul

UK government will streamline AI funding for better project development and efficiency.

Comment | The UK is attempting to pry open a notorious data 'backdoor'-here's why that's alarming for artists

The UK government's demand to access Apple iCloud data raises significant privacy concerns regarding online safety and encryption.

More support for people in ill health to stay in work could save UK 1bn'

Supporting ill health workers can save the UK government over £1bn, urging a change in benefits policy.

Labour promises radical' shake-up of UK civil service

Pat McFadden is proposing radical reforms to the civil service, focusing on digitization and performance-based targets.

Tory call to ban use of rights act to stop deportations

The Conservatives propose to limit the Human Rights Act in immigration decisions to regain control over deportations in the UK.

Ministers delaying inquiry into treatment of migrant carers, RCN says

The government is slow to address the mistreatment of migrant carers despite multiple complaints about working conditions.

Ban on new drilling confirmed as ministers consult on North Sea's clean energy future'

UK government aims to transition North Sea energy from oil and gas to renewables while protecting jobs and easing taxes on the sector.

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UK government told to get a grip on 23B tech spend

3 Ways the UK Government Plans to Tighten Cyber Security Rules with New Bill

Government outlines scope of Cyber Security and Resilience Bill to protect supply chains and critical services

UK government tries to placate opponents of AI copyright bill

Emergency sentencing law will not pass before Easter

UK threatens 100K-a-day fines under new cyber bill

UK wants intel on data broker security as it readies DUAB

3 Ways the UK Government Plans to Tighten Cyber Security Rules with New Bill

Government outlines scope of Cyber Security and Resilience Bill to protect supply chains and critical services

UK government tries to placate opponents of AI copyright bill

Emergency sentencing law will not pass before Easter

UK threatens 100K-a-day fines under new cyber bill

UK wants intel on data broker security as it readies DUAB

UK won't engage in kneejerk' response to Trump tariffs, says minister

Government is 'prepared for all eventualities' amid Trump's tariffs war - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

UK won't engage in kneejerk' response to Trump tariffs, says minister

Government is 'prepared for all eventualities' amid Trump's tariffs war - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

Our data, our decisions, our AI future: why we need an AI Regulation Bill | Computer Weekly

UK data centres, hospitals, and energy companies targeted by new cybersecurity laws

MSPs face scrutiny in Cyber Security and Resilience Bill

Our data, our decisions, our AI future: why we need an AI Regulation Bill | Computer Weekly

UK data centres, hospitals, and energy companies targeted by new cybersecurity laws

MSPs face scrutiny in Cyber Security and Resilience Bill

Keir Starmer is having his chainsaw moment but all he will slash is democracy | Simon Jenkins

Kemi Badenoch blasts job killing' Labour in heated clash with Keir Starmer

U.K. gives up its position as a leader on foreign aid, in echo of Trump

Chris Mason: Jitters, uncertainty and hope as UK awaits Trump tariff decision

Keir Starmer is having his chainsaw moment but all he will slash is democracy | Simon Jenkins

Kemi Badenoch blasts job killing' Labour in heated clash with Keir Starmer

U.K. gives up its position as a leader on foreign aid, in echo of Trump

Chris Mason: Jitters, uncertainty and hope as UK awaits Trump tariff decision

Grooming inquiry lawyer asked Home Office 'do you still want me?'

UK to host 40 countries for illegal migration summit

Keir Starmer rolls up his sleeves to legitimise the Two Minutes Hate | John Crace

UK to host 40 countries for illegal migration summit

Keir Starmer rolls up his sleeves to legitimise the Two Minutes Hate | John Crace

Government to build over 1,000 flood schemes across the country - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

UK altnets call for full-fibre broadband to be prioritised in industrial strategy | Computer Weekly

Lower Thames Crossing approved by government

Meeting the UK's compute capacity needs: Alternatives to hyperscale datacentre builds | Computer Weekly

Lower Thames Crossing plan for Essex and Kent approved by government

UK altnets call for full-fibre broadband to be prioritised in industrial strategy | Computer Weekly

Lower Thames Crossing approved by government

Meeting the UK's compute capacity needs: Alternatives to hyperscale datacentre builds | Computer Weekly

Lower Thames Crossing plan for Essex and Kent approved by government

Anti-scam groups urge tougher police action as UK fraud cases surge

Can I get my money back if I've paid for an ETA through an unofficial website?

Anti-scam groups urge tougher police action as UK fraud cases surge

Can I get my money back if I've paid for an ETA through an unofficial website?

Reeves admits further and faster action is needed to kickstart growth

Unjustifiable' Israeli attacks must end, warns Streeting after Gaza ceasefire broken

British Chagos Islanders to sue government over plan to give up control of territory

Reeves offers 2bn affordable housing boost ahead of sweeping cuts to public services

Major rule change for anyone booking a driving test in bid to cut backlog

Pharmacies to provide more frontline healthcare after 3bn funding boost

Reeves admits further and faster action is needed to kickstart growth

Unjustifiable' Israeli attacks must end, warns Streeting after Gaza ceasefire broken

British Chagos Islanders to sue government over plan to give up control of territory

Reeves offers 2bn affordable housing boost ahead of sweeping cuts to public services

Major rule change for anyone booking a driving test in bid to cut backlog

Pharmacies to provide more frontline healthcare after 3bn funding boost

MPs to vote on disability benefit cuts without knowing full impact'

Under-22s to be excluded from incapacity benefits

Some PIP recipients may lose out under welfare cuts

Labour's historic attack on disabled people is already wrecking lives. Just ask Kevin | John Harris

MPs to vote on disability benefit cuts without knowing full impact'

Under-22s to be excluded from incapacity benefits

Some PIP recipients may lose out under welfare cuts

Labour's historic attack on disabled people is already wrecking lives. Just ask Kevin | John Harris

Tate Britain to return painting looted by Nazis

Killers could serve shorter jail terms for good behaviour, minister signals

The three Bexley businesses fined 65,000 in total for hiring illegal workers

Government considering sending failed asylum seekers to Balkans

Government to drop asylum hotel provider Stay Belvedere Hotels

Government considering sending failed asylum seekers to Balkans

Government to drop asylum hotel provider Stay Belvedere Hotels

Palantir suggests 'common operating system' for UK govt data

Fears Grow Over Delay of UK AI Safety Bill to Appease Trump Camp

UK quietly scrubs encryption advice from government websites | TechCrunch

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