e-Government
Experts question security of online vote to pick Tory leader
Technology should not be used as it is unproven for such high-stakes elections, one security specialist says
Alex Hern
22, Aug, 2022 @3:15 PM
A former hunger striker writes: help give Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe hope | Letters
Letters: Fifty-five years ago, I was part of a hunger strike in apartheid South Africa, writes Beverley Naidoo
Letters
07, Jan, 2019 @6:18 PM
Commons people: why parliament's 'evidence week' is a national victory
Parliament is supposed to be alive to shifting public concerns and new sources of information. But it doesn’t always work like that
Tracey Brown
25, Jun, 2018 @6:30 AM
Obama for PM and compulsory Harry Potter: rejected government e-petitions
Since 2011, parliamentary time has been put aside for petitions – but some great British grievances are dismissed before anyone has the chance to sign up
Emine Saner
09, Nov, 2016 @6:41 PM
Brexit: no second EU referendum despite e-petition, says government
Statement in response to petition signed by more than 4.1m people says referendum was ‘once in a generation’ vote
Nicola Slawson
10, Jul, 2016 @7:15 AM
E-stonia: the country using tech to rebrand itself as the anti-Russia
President Toomas Henrik Ilves says he has spent 10 years building an open government, and wants to make it ‘impossible to do bad things’ on the internet
Andrew Keen in Tallinn, Estonia
21, Apr, 2016 @8:00 AM
Why it matters that the chancellor won't fund council technology
Investment in digital directly improves services such as social care, but you wouldn’t know it given George Osborne’s focus on central government
Mary O'Hara
02, Dec, 2015 @12:27 PM
John Bercow calls for online voting in 2020 general election
Commission set up by House of Commons Speaker also says there should be live social media coverage of debates
Rajeev Syal and agencies
26, Jan, 2015 @11:11 AM
I only subscribe to this: no more pointless e-petitions | Alex Andreou
Alex Andreou: Goodbye and good riddance: The next time I’m asked to sign something from Change.org or 38 Degrees, I’m going to do something that may actually have an impact
Alex Andreou
30, Dec, 2014 @12:03 PM
Gov.uk quietly disrupts the problem of online identity login
The government’s own expert digital design team have spent three years building a new, safe system for verifying user’s identities - now in action on gov.uk. By Charles Arthur
Charles Arthur
06, Nov, 2014 @2:36 PM
Bank of England's dissenting duo face a tough task winning the day for an interest rate rise
Business leader: With inflation likely to fall further and wages weak, the vote for higher rates by Martin Weale and Ian McCafferty looks doomed
23, Aug, 2014 @11:05 PM
The costly trail of British government IT and 'big bang' project disasters
From e-borders to the NHS, the billions spent tell a cautionary tale – but have lessons been learned for universal credit?
James Ball and David Pegg
19, Aug, 2014 @7:25 PM
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