• New Institute for Government reports wants to put the government in command of data about itself.

  The Institute for Government (IfG) has published a new report that identified five major gaps in government data that includes…
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• Chorus Intelligence hopes new tool will help police speed up criminal investigations

  Police force analysts and investigators have conducted trials of a new data analysis tool designed to help police more effectively…
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• Labour to consider scrapping Universal Credit system, conference hears

  The shadow chancellor, John McDonnell, said at the party’s annual conference in Liverpool today that the Universal Credit programme is likely…
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• Government issues ‘No Deal’ Brexit advice on accessing animal medicine IT systems

  The government has issued advice on the accessing of animal medicine IT systems if there is no Brexit deal with…
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• Europe’s Digital Agenda (16-24 September)

  Welcome to this edition of Europe’s Digital Agenda. In this space we uncover and detail last week’s digital developments from…
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• Police chiefs plan new unit to assist forces if access to EU security tools is lost through Brexit

  Police chiefs will adopt newly agreed contingency plans that will see UK law enforcement revert to use of international police…
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• National Police Chiefs Council wants help in developing portal to enable citizens to have “easy access” to local police services

  The National Police Chiefs Council Digital Policing Portfolio (DPP) is looking for a digital partner for a customer/business requirements and…
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• Europe’s Digital Agenda – Week Three

  Welcome to this third edition of Europe’s Digital Agenda weekly summary. In this space we will try to uncover and…
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• The Pentagon makes $2bn investment in AI

  The Pentagon’s Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has announced a multi-year investment of more than $2bn (£1.5bn) in its…
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• European Parliament backs controversial Copyright Directive

  Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) yesterday adopted amendments to the controversial EU Copyright Directive following on from their previous…
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