Nine cyber-security experts and academics have written to the Prime Minister to urge him to drop a controversial plan to monitor web traffic. The Home Secretary's plan would allow the security services to intercept web traffic, but the experts warn that the Communications Data Bill “will be expensive, will hinder innovation...
The Government has won a prestigious design award for its gov.uk website. It is the f...
The Government’s former chief scientific adviser has branded NHS spending on homeopat...
David Willetts will today set out how the Government will spend £600m of new capital ...
The EU should not make it mandatory for companies to report cyber attacks, Francis Ma...
Lord Reid said that the potential for cyber attacks from both states and individuals was serious. “It’s a very real threat. First of all, let’s all accept that th...
Department for Education press release Facebook, Microsoft and BCS back Government funding for computer science teaching Education Minister Elizabeth Truss toda...
Vince Cable refused to commit to a targeted spend on science as a proportion of GDP. “I certainly share Sir Paul's [Nurse, President of the Royal Society] priorit...
Science and Technology Committee press release The creation of new Marine Conservation Zones vital to protect biodiversity in UK waters should not be stalled by G...
Labour press release Chi Onwurah MP, Labour’s Shadow Cabinet Office Minister, commenting on the National Audit Office’s report Digital Britain Two: the usability o...
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