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Online and digital advertising has come of age. But if the UK industry is to maintain its global lead, we must ensure it is well-regulated and diverse, writes Stephen Gilbert
Addressing parents’ valid concerns, experienced gamer and father of two Alex Sobel sets out some advice for responsible play
From age verification to reporting mechanisms and screen time directives, Nigel Huddleston explores ways government and game developers can work together to prioritise child safety
When Britain shares its bases, intelligence and personnel with drone partners who may, in future, act unlawfully – it risks acting unlawfully. We need to put the right safeguards in place, writes Adam Holloway
Websites and apps used by young people must be designed with their protection and privacy in mind. That’s why we’re producing the Age Appropriate Design Code, writes Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham
Rosena Allin-Khan scored some notable political goals during the World Cup, securing outdoor screenings and campaigning to 'reclaim' the St George’s flag from the far right. The Shadow Sports Minister is forging a reputation as one of Labour’s star players and, she tells James Millar, she’s ready to put on her general election jersey
At a time of national and international discord we must show that Britain is still capable of showing leadership when it matters, argues Angela Smith
It’s time to act decisively to end children’s exposure to gambling advertising – or we risk a future gambling epidemic, warns Lord Chadlington
If the state embraced Blockchain’s benefits it would be rewarded with increased social freedom, efficiency and trust, writes Eddie Hughes
It’s time to ditch physical forms of ID for electronic versions – digital identity presents an effective, cost-saving alternative that would aid the smooth running of our economy and society, says Ed Vaizey
The government must update the rules governing our referendums – not wait for the next campaign, write Cheryl Gillan and Seema Malhotra
After turning down Theresa May once this year, Jeremy Hunt couldn’t bring himself to say no to the Prime Minister twice. Taking over as Foreign Secretary from his controversial predecessor, he enters one of the great offices of state at a time of global upheaval, with Russia, Trump and Brexit among the issues on his in-tray. He talks to Daniel Bond
Connecting Communities is an initiative aimed at empowering and strengthening community ties across the UK. Launched in partnership with The National Lottery, it aims to promote dialogue and support Parliamentarians working to nurture a more connected society.
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