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THE HISTORY BOOK
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GOVERNMENT
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BP-6131B
A REFERENDUM - THAT'S NICE
The Swiss are well practicesed in the art of checking with citizens on how they feel about changes. The concept works well too. But it's funny that concept isn't replicated elsewhere in Europe. Very funny indeed!
BBC
GOVERNMENT
Dictatorship
BP-6124C
HMRC IS SPYING ON US - WHY?
HMRC is increasingly carrying out surveillance on the content of people's mobile phones. The gov't department is secretive about its tech - who it uses it on - and where our data goes. Are we all OK with this?
VARIOUS OTHER SOURCES
GOVERNMENT
Surveillance
BP-6122B
ANOTHER GOV'T DATA BREACH
A gov't data breach meant company data could be seen - and changed - by the wrong people. Companies House said sorry - but downplayed the breach. Only one record could be seen at a time - so that's OK?
CIVIL SERVICE WORLD
GOVERNMENT
Dystopia
BP-6105A
DATA - IN THE WRONG HANDS
18mths after data hack, Transport for London admits how many addresses, phone numbers and bank details were taken. Two teenagers hacked the TfL system. This proves nothing can be made fully secure.
BBC
GOVERNMENT
Dystopia
BP-6102B
DIGITAL ID MINISTER RESIGNS
Josh Simons - Keir Starmer's minister tasked with introducing Digital ID - has resigned after journalists were investigated for doing their job. PM Starmer's churn rate of Cabinet Office ministers is a high one.
CIVIL SERVICE WORLD
GOVERNMENT
Dystopia
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