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New report looks at automation's role in tackling the hidden challenge of legacy tech in the public sector

The Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum: working for greater cooperation in regulating online platforms

Five ways to help reduce your digital carbon footprint

STFC spin-out company gets funding to improve satellite broadband

NHS Confederation - Staff across the NHS recognise their duty to make sure they do everything they can to protect their patients

Government to introduce COVID-19 vaccination as a condition of deployment for all frontline health and social care workers

£250 million in NHS technology to modernise diagnostics

Booster bookings boom as one million book life-saving jab in five days

Oral statement on David Fuller

Senedd approves extension of NHS COVID Pass

Minister Keegan speech at COP26 Climate Action for Health event

Health Secretary statement on Vaccines as a Condition of Deployment

UK health services make landmark pledge to achieve net zero

Welsh Government’s Business Wales service helps create 25,000 jobs

Wales’ Entrepreneurs key to economic recovery – Vaughan Gething

COP26: Scottish businesses among those leading world to net zero

Gig economy workforce in England and Wales has almost tripled in last five years – new TUC research

£46 million from new fund to support skills and business in Wales

Net Zero Spotlight: SMEs Leading Innovation to Tackle the Climate Crisis

Food Standards Agency Director, Global Affairs, elected Chairperson of international food standards setting body Codex Alimentarius

Tech and innovation can help Britain to ‘build back greener’

TUC calls for victim led response to racism in letter to new YCCC chair

Time is running out for customers with Post Office card accounts

Records at Risk Fund

UK backs new small nuclear technology with £210 million

Poppy tributes across TfL network for Remembrance Day

High rise domestic buildings: inventory

Science and innovation critical to climate change solutions

Government backs ground-breaking space technology to tackle climate change

PM urges countries to ‘pull out all the stops’ in final days of COP26 summit

£100m investment for maritime electronic warfare capabilities

Guidance to help leisure facilities appeal more to women

New teaching facilities as more people enter post-16 education

One billion face heat-stress risk from 2°C rise

Professionalizing project management to support business growth

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 More contributions to the Brexit process

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GOV.UK Brexit Search

Find out about your obligations and how to comply, including protecting personal information and providing access to official information.

ICO's blog on its information rights work
Colleagues from the ICO’s FOI Directorate share their experiences and involvement in raising awareness of our regulation of access to information legislation.

Joint statement on global privacy expectations of Video Teleconferencing companies
In July 2020, six data protection and privacy authorities from Australia, Canada, Gibraltar, Hong Kong SAR, China, Switzerland and the United Kingdom jointly signed an open letter to video teleconferencing (VTC) companies.

ICO warning after Scottish charity reveals personal data in email error
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) is urging organisations to revisit their bulk email practices after failures by HIV Scotland led to a £10,000 fine.