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There could be self-driving cars on UK roads by 2025 if the government's plans come to fruition, backed by a £100 million budget to prioritise safety through new laws and developments.

Driverless vehicles could be on United Kingdom's roads by 2025. Driverless vehicles could be on United Kingdom's roads by 2025. The UK government has announced that it plans to roll out self-driving vehicles by 2025.

Change and so thats going to carry on that way. i find that very frustrating because nothings been done. there is no easy answer as to how safe self—driving cars should be, an adviser to a new government—backed report has told the bbc. the report, from the centre for data ethics and innovation, warns that it might not be enough for self—driving cars to be safer than normal cars. lets speak now to jack stilgoe, professor of science and technology policy at ucl. you are one of the advisers o...

The Competition and Markets Authority says its initial analysis of the sector shows it offers good choice for music fans.

The CMA today published analysis which shines a light on the inner workings of music streaming.

Product updates and news from the Government Digital Service's GOV.UK team.

A text scam that involved a dubious delivery message to unsuspecting recipients was recently talked about on Twitter. Dominic Ligot, the founder of Data

Annual plan published shows the Geospatial Commission’s progress on delivering the UK’s Geospatial Strategy. Location data ethics policy paper also published.

Strong progress being made on the UK's Geospatial Strategy -

Artificial intelligence and machine learning are essential to growth in the global digital economy, and the UK has ambitions to lead the way.