The number of Twitter bots supporting the anti-immigration right-wing Sweden Democrats has doubled in the build up to…
Roadwork data released under new government scheme will help drivers avoid traffic jams
A new government-backed street management system will provide open data on roadworks to minimise disruption and help …
The Home Office is searching for an IT leader to oversee Brexit tech
The Home Office is searching for an IT leader to oversee the delivery of new technology in the run up to Brexit. The …
University computer science admissions have risen 60 per cent in a decade – but the gender gap persists
The number of students enrolled on computer science courses at British universities has risen by more than 60 per cen…
Emma’s Diary fined £140,000 for selling data on new mums to Labour
Parenting site Emma’s Diary has been fined £140,000 for indirectly and illegally selling more than a million ne…
Ofcom is drawing up proposals for regulating social media
Ofcom is drawing up proposals for regulating social media companies amid fears they are not doing enough to stem the …
The NHS remains “stubbornly attached” to using “archaic” fax machines, surgeons warn
The NHS remains stubbornly beholden to more than 8,000 fax machines, according to a damning report by the Royal Colle…
Jeremy Wright becomes the third digital and culture secretary of 2018
Jeremy Wright has become the third Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport this year, following Matt…
NHS data breach: tech supplier blamed for disclosure of 150,000 patients’ medical records
The NHS has accidentally disclosed 150,000 patients’ confidential medical records to external researchers and c…
A fifth of NHS trusts still don’t have a plan for overhauling outdated tech
NHS executives are struggling to overhaul their IT systems, more than two years after the government launched a natio…