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Netherlands capital hosts TCS’s latest innovation hub, which will bring together an ecosystem to address the challenge of sustainability.

The loss of 150,000 records from a number of national policing systems was caused by a human coding error but made worse by process and management failures

MP-backed push to stop tech giants claiming super-deduction tax relief thwarted Move to prevent the likes of Amazon using the governments new super-deduction policy to minimise their UK tax liabilities even further fails to win support in the House of Commons Share this item with your network: By Published: 27 May 2021 15:17 A push by Labour MPs to block multinational tech giants from claiming tax relief through the government’s “super-deduction” policy has failed, despite concerns t...

Criminal Cases Review Commission will not allow pressure on its resources to prevent subpostmasters seeking a review of their criminal convictions.

The question of productivity has become an inevitable consideration since the pandemic made home working commonplace. In this 16-page buyers guide, Computer Weekly looks at how its being maintained, the advantages a remote workforce brings to business and the hybrid model being embraced by workers.

Sex trafficking survivor speaks at Facebook's annual shareholders meeting to oppose end-to-end encryption, says it endangers kids.

IR35: MPs urged to back ‘curb or kill’ umbrella company-focused Finance Bill amendments Two amendments to the incoming Finance Bill that have the potential to ban the use of umbrella companies are being voted on by MPs in the House of Commons today Share this item with your network: By Published: 24 May 2021 10:57 MPs are being urged to vote in favour of two proposed amendments to the incoming Finance Bill that are intended to stamp out malpractice among unregulated umbrella company op...

Filed to:carl stewart Photo: Merseyside Police Many men have scaled the perilous ranks of the underworld, soaring to the heights of criminality, only to be laid low by their own personal failings: hubris, ambition, indulgence. Also the love of cheese, apparently. Police recently identified and arrested a prolific British drug dealer using only an encrypted text message he had sent that included a picture of him holding one of his favourite things: a fat, creamy block of Stilton cheese. The appa...

NHS Education for Scotland defends decade-long public cloud deal with AWS The training arm of NHS Scotland has come under fire from members of the public sector IT supplier community over its decision to award a 10-year cloud contract to AWS Share this item with your network: By Published: 21 May 2021 12:47 An NHS Scotland training body has hit back at accusations that a decade-long cloud deal signed with Amazon Web Services (AWS) over 12 months ago is anti-innovation, anti-competitive an...

Subpostmaster campaign group to meet Post Office scandal inquiry chair The subpostmaster campaign group JFSA refused to cooperate with initial inquiry because it ‘lacked teeth’, but is now willing to talk after it was put on a statutory footing Share this item with your network: By Published: 20 May 2021 13:00 The Justice for Subpostmasters Alliance (JFSA) has agreed to meet the former judge heading up the inquiry into the Post Office scandal that ruined the lives of hundreds of subpos...