| .gov.uk
hosting bought through G-Cloud (X3) |
| £1bn
boost for hospitals as IT ‘cowboys’ back down (X2) |
| £15m
support deal for UKBA system (X2) |
| £37bn
quid demands a little pro quo |
| 10
political smear campaigns |
| 1930s’
screen sirens - don’t fancy yours much! |
| 1,000
airport workers sign-up for ID cards (X3) |
| 24
hours more wisdom |
| 42
days is bad in both practice and principle |
| 42
days is still too long |
| 74 countries hit by NSA-powered WannaCrypt ransomware
backdoor: Emergency fixes emitted by Microsoft for WinXP+ |
| A
better way to push democracy, but the west's love-bombing has risks too |
| A
brave Pakistani writer and physicist speaks out - Respect! |
| A
costly mistake for the taxpayer – and the Civil Service
(X2) |
| A
covert war conducted with the utmost |
| A
cracking row over ID card lobbying for us all to savour |
| A
deeply flawed DNA test |
| A
disgruntled failed applicant writes…. |
| A
dog's life |
| A
Dreadful Record |
| A
fingerprint scanner on the iPhone 5S – Apple could do better |
| A
good month to bury bad news |
| A
Government Plan for IDs to Replace Online Passwords |
| A
healthy scepticism about electronic medical records
(X2) |
| A
historic attack on liberty (X3) |
| A
historic shift? |
| A
house of cards |
| A
just war against the murderers in our midst (July 15,
2007 1:53 AM) |
| A
law to label real fur - that should bring the voters back |
| A
maître d’s guide to winning a ‘yes’ vote on the EU |
| A
mass movement is needed to tackle the state's snoopers
(X3) |
| A
new generation waits to pick up JFK's torch (April 16,
2007 1:49 AM) |
- A
new politics
- Empower
the committee system
- Holding
the executive to account
- How
would you reform Westminster? (X7)
- I
am sick of my country and this hysteria over MPs
- Liberal
Democrats: opportunity knocks (X3)
-
- People
must have a direct say (X2)
- Politics:
rebuilding from the rubble (X2)
- We
need a massive, radical redistribution of power
- Where
next? (X3)
|
| A
No Brainer |
| A
picture of something chillingly Orwellian |
| A
pledge to keep |
| A
Prime Minister’s Speech (X2) |
| A
question of identity (X8) |
| A
rising note of panic surrounds Number 10 |
| A
rollercoaster ride with Matthew Parris (4 Oct 2007 12:17:43) |
| A
scheduling error in Manchester? |
| A
series of unpleasant remarks about the French (X7) |
| A
significant message from Nick Clegg |
| A
strategy gone wrong |
| A
supreme god? Maybe that’s the problem |
| A
tax on the absent-minded (December 24, 2006 2:21 AM) |
| A
third ‘will refuse ID checks’ |
| A
tough nut at the Home Office helm |
| A
tragedy born of military despotism and anarchy |
| A
tribunal must tell us what to fix. And whom to punish
(X7) |
| A
two-faced coalition is hard to fight but Labour needs to find a way, quick
(X3) |
| A
way out of the ID folly (X12) |
| A
whiff of the think-tank as Miliband gets high on concept at Foreign Office |
| A
Who's Who of Indian sleaze (X2) |
| A
White flag to Stalinism |
| A
wild move but the principles are correct (X6) |
| Aaronovitch:
you’re talking t*rd mate |
- Aadhaar
- Aadhaar:
If you have tears, why shed them for the UID? (X2)
- How
UIDAI goofed up pilot test results to press forward with UID scheme
(X9)
- http://aadhararticles.blogspot.com
- 1180
- India's ID card scheme – drowning in a sea of false positives
- 1183
- Collar the lot of us! The biometric delusion by David Moss
- http://www.uidaicards.com
- Aadhaar – drowning
in a sea of false positives
- India
issues two millionth UIDAI number using Morpho’s technology
- India
issues two millionth UIDAI number (X4)
- India
releases biometric enrolment report (X2)
- UIDAI
does not have any statistics of UID progress to share
- Wikipedia
- Aadhaar
- UIDAI
|
| Absolutists
on both sides have got it wrong |
| Absurd
call for public sector to embrace web 2.0 |
| Accelerating
towards a digital future (X2) |
| Access
all areas on email and internet data (X2) |
| Advisers
foretold ID's doom |
| After
#Election2015: How can we save Big Data? (X2) |
|
Aftermath of the cyber attack – will ministers learn the wrong lessons? |
| Against
all odds we can still win, on a platform for change |
| Agile
can fix failed GovIT says lawyer * |
| Agile
government: What the scrapping of CIO means to digital strategy
(X2) |
| AI
can power this decade |
| Airport
face scans near one million |
| Airport
face-scan gate unilaterally imprisons traveller |
| Airport rethinks strip-scanner for kids |
| Airport
security system 'compromised' |
| Alan
Johnson and the Benighted ID Scheme (X4) |
| Alan
Johnson scraps compulsory ID Cards |
| Alan
Johnson: The half-baked libertarians of the coalition must not ruin our
legacy in reducing crime |
| Alan
Johnson: we should be proud of DNA database (X5) |
| Alistair
Darling must act instead of promising |
| All
good Tories should support a mansion tax (X2) |
| All
Gordon can do is fight on - and hope his luck turns
(X2) |
| All
pomp and pageantry at Britain's royal wedding |
| All
this lofty talk counts for nothing while only 8,000 voters count
(X5) |
| Almost
everyone condemns naked short selling. But not the British Treasury |
| Alternative
Reform |
| Always
ask: who has the most to gain by keeping a big problem alive? |
| America
does redaction... |
| American
Account: The good news is eclipsed by the bad and the ugly
(X3) |
| American
TV’s ongoing love affair with British actors |
| AMV
scoops Identity and Passport Service ad account |
| AMV
BBDO wins Identity and Passport Services account |
| An
appeal for charity at Christmas (X3) |
| An
Archbishop for the Internet Age (X3) |
| An
empty chair on 5 Live |
| An
historic attack on liberty and democracy (X2) |
| An
ID card nation by stealth (X2) |
| An
underground scandal |
| An
unprincipled threat to our liberty |
| And
answers came there none (X5) |
| And
cheerio to those of you in Yesminster |
| And
so it begins... Cleaning up HMRC's £10.7bn Aspire mess |
| Andy
Coulson: The phone-hacking scandal won't go away |
| Andy
Coulson's staying power in Downing Street |
| Another
country (X2) |
| Another
on-off election fiasco would be fatal for Mr Brown (X2) |
| Another
Perspective on the Value of Privacy |
| Any
fat goose fretting over tax can boo this lot off course |
| Anyone
seen my DVD? Ohio loses disc holding 50,000 citizens' records |
| Anywhere,
anyone |
| Apple
IDs the next-generation iPhone (X4) |
| Apple
looks to swipe the payments market (X3) |
| Archbishop,
with sharia it's all or nothing |
| Are
the big IT systems of state untouchable, as some claim? |
| Are
the men who would replace Mervyn King fit to sit on the throne? |
| Are
we a free country any more? |
| Are
you dumb enough to put your bank details online? (X3) |
| Ark
scoops £700m to host ALL UK.gov's data centre needs |
| Arranging
an assisted suicide is the ultimate in control freakery |
| Arresting
events (X3) |
| Arresting
MPs and nationalising banks happen in dictatorships |
| ‘Artificial
Intelligence’ was 2016's fake news |
| As
the clouds gather, Brown has to hug key allies tight |
| Ashley
Madison hack: Adulterers, mums and MPs sadly had it coming |
| Ask
Blair: it's personality, not policy, that wins elections
(September 5, 2007 9:26 AM) |
| Ask
the under-50s |
| Assessing
the UK’s Government Digital Service |
| At
last an IT supplier that tells it like it is |
| At
last the great divide is coming into focus |
| Atkinson
Grimshaw: the painter who will be forever autumn |
| Auberon
Waugh: the genius who taught non-liberals to be thoroughly unashamed
(X3) |
| Austerity
can be a good thing, right? |
| Australia
mandates* cloud use by government agencies (X4) |
| Australia
to capture biometrics at the border under new law |
| Austerity
is the final fence for Cameron (x3) |
| Austerity
is the final fence for Cameron (x3) |
| Avoid
humiliation – learn from the decisions of history |
| Axe
falls on Directgov as GOV.UK launches (X5) |
| Back
to scrawled notes and secret whispers? |
| ‘Back-door’
ID cards under fire (X2) |
| Bah,
humbug! (X6) |
| Bandits
at 2 o’clock high? (X10) |
| Bank
failed over crunch, admits King (X2) |
| Banking
scandal: more lie than bore |
| Banks
want to keep your digital ID in their vaults |
| Barclays
launches Identity Service for access to online government
(X4) |
| Barcode
everyone at birth (X2) |
| Baroness
Scotland fined for failing to follow own law |
| Baroness
Scotland must now stand down |
| Be
a pro-MMR campaigner (X2) |
| Be
bold, Gordon: show us the red thread running through your policies |
| Be
very afraid – we are being fleeced by purveyors of fear
(X2) |
| Benighted
ID scheme to hit foreign nationals soon... (X9) |
| Berners-Lee
says snoop law could see spies blackmail soldiers |
| Between
a rock and a hard place in SNP land |
| Beware the growing power of Google (X6) |
| Beware
the lesson of the Tory wolf in liberal clothing (X6) |
| Big
bang is dead: Christmas has been cancelled (x2) |
| Big
Brother is...napping (24 Sep 2007 11:12:21) |
| Big
Brother is watching us? How comforting (x5) |
| Big
business should look beyond the online society |
| Bill
Clinton takes the stage at Comedy Central |
| Bin
Laden - that psychotic sonofabitch - is dead: let the “Buts” commence
(X4) |
| Binyam
Mohamed case: Torture and a question of judgment |
| Binyam
Mohamed shows us the contempt that Miliband & Co. had for decency and democracy |
| Binyam
Mohamed: a shameful cover-up |
| Biotmetric
ID will not identify intentions |
| Biometric
recording points under fire (X2) |
| Biometric
tick |
| Biometrics
are not a panacea for data loss (X9) |
| ‘Biometrics
Skeptics’ AxXiom For Liberty Live Friday April 29 6-8pm CST |
| Biometrics
system is unworkable |
| Biometrics:
still much too unreliable for everyday use (Correspondence) |
| Biometrics
– the vanishing government report on their accuracy |
| Biometrics:
will the Center for Global Development reconsider? |
| Blair
attacks Cameron's ''highfalutin wail'' |
| Blair
is wildly exaggerating the threat posed by terrorism (November
22, 2006 2:57 PM) |
| Blair
risks ending up as one more crusader in the Levantine ditch
(X2) |
| Blair
'wrong' over liberties stance (27.09.07, 12:56am) |
| Blair’s
egotism is at the heart of Labour’s ills |
| Blame
compliance for the donations scandal |
| Blaming
a moral decline for the riots makes good headlines but bad policy |
| Blighty
quietly signs deal to read giant EU border control database |
| Blindly
fingerprinting children (X8) |
| Blunkett
is given job at identity card firm |
| Blunkett
warns over ‘Big Brother’ Britain |
| BMW
dragged into scandal as VW forces two engineers out
(X2) |
| Bob
Quick row: Another day, another spat (X2) |
| Bogus
colleges and student visa scams |
| Bogus
foreign students free to flout new laws |
| Bold
aspirations, but the economy will be key (X2) |
| Border
guards get first dozen ID card readers |
| Bordering
on crazy? |
| Borders
plan will not be enforceable |
| Borders
row could close off May’s ambitions (X6) |
| Bounty
hunters won't solve the benefits crisis |
| Box-loads
of unanalysed NPfIT invoices - and an imminent £2.5bn deal |
| Breaking
news: BBC FINALLY spots millions of mugshots on cop database |
| Breaking
the electoral mould may not have a happy ending |
| Breakthrough
discerned? |
| Brexit
would mean that we don’t give a damn (X5) |
| BRICS
countries face identity card IT project delays |
| Bring
back bonds |
| Bring
on the Robin Hood tax |
| Bringing
Europe closer to its citizens |
| Britain:
“a dark outrider among liberal democracies” |
| Britain
can't afford ID cards (X7) |
| Britain
hopes for a bite of ID project |
| Britain
is slithering down the road towards a police state (X8) |
| Britain
may copy Australia’s strict anti-smoking measures (X2) |
| Britain
must complete its US Revolution (X3) |
| Britain
must resist Tea Party thinking |
| Britain
once had the greatest Civil Service in the world. Then along came New Labour |
| Britain’s
future: Labour candidates’ views (June 14th, 2007 at
11:57 am) |
| Britain's
torture cover-up continues |
| Britain's
visa shame |
| British
Civil Service takes to social networking like duck to water, new book proves |
| Britons
tolerate security cameras' prying eyes |
| Brown
and Darling have bitten the bullet - and set the world an example
(X11) |
| Brown
attacks Tory 'lack of compassion' for opposing tax cuts
(X2) |
| Brown
brings in the barbed wire |
| Brown
but not out (X6) |
| Brown
calls in police over hacking scandal |
| Brown
has nothing to hide |
| Brown
improves his anti-terror act, but ID cards could ruin it |
| Brown
may have survived. But the coup was a success |
| Brown
'misled' with ID card claims |
| Brown
takes some blame for banks crisis |
| Brown
wants a new constitution: has he not done enough damage to the old one? |
| Brown's
aspirations aren't those of Thatcher (June 18, 2007
12:49 AM) |
Brown's
austerity extends only to the English middle classes (May
16, 2007 2:12 AM)
c.f. Car
wrecks and Hutus: a guide to good conduct
|
| Brown's
bounce turns to backlash |
| Brown’s
in a deep hole - and here’s how he should get out of it |
| Brown's
portfolio of possibilities |
| Brown's
Speech: By the numbers |
| Bruce
Schneier's Data and Goliath – solution or part of the problem? |
| Budget
2010: There is one cut that could save Labour |
| Budget:
Back to Labour's class war roots |
| Budget:
The new divide (X3) |
| Budget:
Will the 50p tax gamble pay off? |
| Build
a recovery all can share in (X2) |
| Build
Bigger (X5) |
| Bureaucracy
has become the BBC's dieback disease |
| Business
and ID cards (X5) |
| Business
taxation: self assessment |
| Cabinet
Office joins the Open Identity Exchange (X2) |
| Cabinet
Office publishes identity assurance 'good practice' guidance |
| Cabinet
Office talks to Facebook & co about new ID system |
| Cable
lashes out at coalition in row on tax and banks |
| CACI
sued for torture by former Abu Graib inmates |
| California
just launched a "Digital Service" based on the amazing UK Government Digital
Service |
| Calling
the police to account (X2) |
| Cameron
has got the nerve to take Labour to pieces (X3) |
| Cameron
has 'hacked off' mandarins with an inconsistent message |
| Cameron
is gambling that today's fiscal boost will fail (X5) |
| Cameron
must not waste his sudden popularity |
| Cameron
will scale back database state |
| Cameron’s
dire problems are not going away |
| Cameron's
hijacking of Nudge theory is a classic example of how big ideas get corrupted
(X4) |
| Cameron's
Mr Nice act still fools some, but the pain is a wake-up call
(X4) |
| Cameron's
plan to plunder the oeuvre of Simon Cowell |
| Campaign
group’s concern is to do with information that will be held on identity
scheme database |
| Can
Dilnot win the numbers game? |
| Can
Labour recover from the cash for honours crisis? (February
5, 2007 1:30 AM) |
| Can
Lib Dems lead the left? (X4) |
| Can
mutuals help drive down the demand for public services? |
| Can
shared services do more than just cut overheads? |
| Can
you argue the case for a UK database state? (X11) |
| Canvassing
for David Davis? Well, don't take my car |
| Card
declined: How Britain said no to ID cards, three times over |
| Cardiff
Airport gets more security theatre |
| Cargo
Plane Bomb Plot: The unknown enemies who live among us
(X3) |
| Case
closed: Why Hillary won |
| Cass
Sunstein - simplification and nudge |
| Caught
in the Net (X2) |
| Caught
short (X7) |
| CCTV:
the worst of all possible worlds |
| CCTV
riches for man who puts name to a face |
| Celebrating
England’s greatest blogger: George Orwell (X2) |
| Census:
the opt-out and the opportunity |
| CESG
has indeed produced a readable and succinct "Executive Companion" to Cyber
Security |
| Charles
Clarke warns of ‘Labour civil war’ (X4) |
| Charles
Moore's reflections on the week |
| Change
the leader? Yes. Go to the country early? No |
| Charles
Moore attacks the Israel university boycotters |
| Charter
for Compassion: At one with our ignorance (X2) |
| Child
A&E visits logged in crackdown on abuse |
| Child
data debacle seals Whitehall's demise (X2) |
| China
and Britain locked in cyber war (X4) |
| China's
All-Seeing Eye (X6) |
| Chinese
steal jet secrets from BAE |
| Chopin,
Euphorbia, Evelyn and the ID Cards |
| Chris
Chant calls for money for 'woefully underfunded' G-cloud programme |
| Christmas
is the time to revisit our obsession with the past |
| Ciffies
2009: And the winners are… |
| Citizen
or subject: The politics of personal identity |
| Cuidad
Juarez is all our futures. This is the inevitable war of capitalism gone
mad |
| Civil
servants and MPs: settling accounts (X4) |
| Civil
servants are feeling the love, but preparing to face the pain
(X2) |
| Civil
servants of Sir Humphrey vintage were amusing: but Whitehall's changed
(X4) |
| Civil
service “full of brilliant people terribly managed”
(X2) |
| Civil
Service reform: Whitehall still needs to sharpen up its act |
| Civil
service: all change in Whitehall |
| Civility
slips at Whitehall |
| Clacton’s
most wanted suffers from identity crisis |
| Class
war hots up (01:07 PM on 23 May 2007) |
| Class
warriors who betrayed the underclass (X3) |
| Clear
out the Financial Services Authority, along with Alistair Darling and Mervyn
King |
| Clear
Thinking Needed in a Cloudy World |
| Clegg:
The leader who's learning how to be taken seriously |
| Clegg's
first 50 days (X3) |
| Cloud
adoption should be 'limited' |
| Clouds
of cyber hazards |
| Cloudy,
chance of rain |
| Coalition
axes Central Office of Information, 400 jobs |
| Coalition
axes Central Office of Information, 400 jobs |
| Coalition
cuts have been too deep, says key Nick Clegg aide |
| Coalition
plan for £75,000 cap on elderly care bills (X2) |
| Collar
the lot of us! The biometric delusion (X14) |
| Come
clean about torture |
| Come
on, Labour, show us a full team |
| Come
on, Nick Clegg, say your own C-word |
| Coming
next... an even bigger database |
| Comment
Central 15 September 2010 |
| Comment
from "Jim Prideaux" on my last blog |
| Comment
is free awards 2007 |
| Comment
on "Who is trying to join up the policies? Who would you trust to do so?" |
| Computerworld
Honors 2013: ID program empowers citizens in India (X2) |
| Concern
over ID card systems |
| Confidence
Boost |
| Confronted
with evil, Wodehouse made a ghastly error |
| Connecting
to Nowhere |
| Conservative
MPs are biting their tongues – but for how much longer?
(X3) |
| conservativehome:
Friday 16th February 2007 (16 February 2007 at 14:23) |
| conservativehome:
Monday 3rd March 2008 |
| conservativehome:
Thursday 25th October 2007 (25 October 2007 at 12:57
and 23:18) |
| conservativehome:
Thursday 29th November 2007 (X6) |
| Consultants
are key to government reforms |
| Control
centre |
| Convention
rallies support against government madness |
| Corporate
complicity with the Great Firewall |
| Could
Identity Assurance be the missing ingredient for digital inclusion? |
| Cowboys’
Last Stand |
- CP Scott's Guards – the Guardian,
champion of civil liberties?
- America,
cowering to an imaginary enemy, is not the country I once knew
(X2)
- Britain's
broken constitution
- England's
glory
- Europe's
big brothers (X3)
- In
this economic cauldron, a new Labour is being forged
(X5)
- Last
week, a dear friend of freedom was laid to rest
- Modern
liberty has found its voice (X3)
- On
the Genealogy of Morals, part 7: Nietzsche contra dogma
- Rights
demand strong institutions (X2)
- The
blame game*
- The
return of Jix
- ----------
- * That was the tenth and last time the Scott's
Guards post was submitted. All ten were subsequently deleted from
CIF, the Guardian's Comment is Free blog. The Guardian reacted
within roughly 48 hours. Compare that with the response time of the
government – six
years and still waiting.
|
| Crackdown
on 'illegal' employers |
| Crazy
– millions of citizens offered two competing government identity systems
(X3) |
| Crosby
changes the nature of the ID debate |
| Crowdsourcing
and a response. |
| Crying
betrayal |
| CSC
confident on £2bn NPfIT deal says The Times |
| CSC
NPfIT deal is a crucial test of coalition strength (X2) |
| Cut
public sector on-line information bloat until we all have 2 mbps |
| Cuts,
by Joe Glass (X6) |
| Cyber
attacks: payback time |
| Cyber
security: Behind the firewalls |
| Cyber
warfare: Low blows (X2) |
| Cybercrime
investigation and the protection of personal data and privacy |
| Cybersecurity
in Cloud Cuckoo Land |
| Cyberspace
can be good for your health |
| Cyberwar
declared as China hunts for the West’s intelligence secrets |
| Damian
Green and the missing 'no' |
| Damian
Green's arrest shows parliament in decay |
| Danger
lurks everywhere. Let the pilots handle ash (X7) |
| Data
geeks are going to change the way we live |
| Data
Protection (X2) |
| Data
protection: nipping the EU problem in the bud |
| Database
magic favours the dark side |
| Database
state will not work for us |
| Dave
new world (X2) |
| David
Cameron blocks Gordon Brown as head of IMF |
| David
Cameron is in the sewer because of his News International friends |
| David
Cameron is piling up the u-turns |
| David
Cameron is selling a new Tory brand - but I'm not buying it yet |
| David
Cameron must protect Britain's rightwing newspapers |
| David
Cameron on surveillance, accountability and empowerment with information |
| David
Cameron: What makes me Conservative (September 9, 2007
2:57 PM) |
| David
Cameron's brave one-way leap |
| David
Cameron's comments on the media should freak out anyone who cares about
press freedom |
| David
Cameron's enthusiasm could still trump Gordon Brown's Clubcard politics
(October 2, 2007 12:45 AM and 12:56 AM) |
| David
Cameron's Tories nudge aside Labour's macho world (X3) |
- David Davis decides to call a by-election:
- Bad
bargain (X4)
- Modern
liberty has found its voice (X2)
- The
rôle of civil liberties (X2)
- The
UK National Identity Scheme (X14)
- We
live in a new world, it is claimed ... (X6)
|
| David
Davis and the great media U-turn (X56) |
| David
Davis isn't acting on principle, but wounded pride (X3) |
| David
Davis to resign from shadow cabinet and as MP (X2) |
| David
Davis's decision is political lunacy |
| David
Miliband a colossus? He’s a greedy failure in a cosmic sulk |
| David
Miliband attacks 'loudmouth' Cameron over Pakistan comments |
| David
Miliband calls the Prime Minister a 'loudmouth' |
| David
Miliband can't (11 April 2007 at 13:34) |
| David
Miliband has to go |
| David
Miliband is an embarrassment strutting the world stage |
| David
Miliband is ready for battle, but someone else must pull the trigger |
| David
Miliband is the man best placed for leadership |
| David
Miliband makes the case for democracy |
| David
Miliband meets the bloggers |
| David
Miliband will galvanise Labour so the Tories should get ready
(X2) |
| David
Miliband's piccolo diplomacy |
| David
Miliband's top banana moment leaves way clear for Ed |
| Davis
won't divide us |
| Davos
08: globalisation in capitals |
| Davos
08: Those irritating human rights questions (X3) |
| Dawkins
on the power of the Jews (X3) |
| Dazzled
by false colours (X2) |
| Dead
chipmunk walking. Or not. |
| Dead
or alive? Ten icons who are still with us |
| Dean
Bubley, Disruptive Analysis |
| Decline
of the great British government IT scandal (X2) |
| Defeating
the database state (X3) |
| Defection
wave weakens Gaddafi’s grip |
| Defending
the public space (X4) |
| Defra’s
agile plan with multiple suppliers risky says NAO |
| Dementia
and Child Abuse are hot drama themes right now - I wish they weren’t |
| Democracy
by internet |
| Department
of Health CIO resigns (X2) |
| DHS
Requires Your Travel Plans 72 Hours in Advance |
| Did
Britons really take to Rock ‘n’ Roll in the 1950s? |
| Did
Gordon Brown know about the risk to child benefit data? |
| Did
officials tell MPs the whole truth on NPfIT payments to CSC? |
| Digital
by default requires a concerted culture change |
| Digital
democracy: will 2015 be the last paper-based general election?
(X2) |
| Digital
disruption for CIOs |
| Digital
innovation report calls for design heads in Whitehall |
| Digital
public services 'by default' |
| Digital
public services need us 'all in this together' |
| Digital
strategy to axe tens of thousands of central government jobs |
| Director
of Universal Credit programme steps down |
| DIRTBOX
INTRUDER marshals spy on Americans' mobiles from above |
| Disaster
on the cards (X2) |
| Discredited |
| Disruptive
behaviour (X4) |
| Do
Cameron's critics really want grammar schools? (22 May
2007 14:11:48) |
| Do
Jacqui’s fingerprints save the day? |
| Do
they really want us to have more power, and do we want it?
(X4) |
| Do
we really want the State to run politics? |
| Do
you believe in unicorns? |
| Do
you mind being snooped on? Take a test (X4) |
| Does
a Mid Staffs culture still pervade the NHS? |
| Does
Huckabee's view on evolution matter? Hell, yes! |
| Does
IBM’s Identity Grid idea show us the future for online public services?
(X8) |
| Does
the DWP IDAP announcement mean HMG has begun to recognise the nature of
the ID market-place? (X2) |
| Does
the US think that only Americans have a right to privacy?
(X2) |
| Dogma
is for losers (X6) |
| Don’t
bank on identity |
| Don’t
be evil, dudes – unless it turns a buck |
| Don’t
blame MI5 when it draws a blank |
| Don’t
let this furore wreck a great success (X3) |
| Don’t
like ID cards? Hand over your passport |
| Don’t
risk real freedom for short-term material gain |
| Dot
Wordsworth wades through clichés |
| Doth
I protest too much? |
| Doublethink
is alive and well at MI5 |
| Dramatic
reminder of the evil of torture |
| Dumb
and dumber: John Major talks bollocks about foreign aid
(X2) |
| DVLA
website GOES TITSUP on day paper car tax discs retire
(X3) |
| eBay
hacking: online gangs are after you |
| Ed’s
real vice is caution, not ruthlessness |
| Ed
Balls: a clever man who still won't admit his complicity in the Gordon Brown
disaster |
| Ed
Miliband in power 'like a turbine on a windless day' |
| Ed
Miliband is leading Labour on a march into insignificance |
| Ed
Miliband's critics may yet eat their words (X2) |
| Ed
Vaizey booted to backbench, Hancock booted to DCMS |
| Edward
Miliband: The terrible morning after the speech before |
| Edward
Snowden is a traitor, just as surely as George Blake was |
| Embarrassingly,
I find myself on Tony Blair’s side on the biggest question of all
(X2) |
| Empty
rhetoric from a Labour apparatchik (X2) |
| Emulating
x86: Microsoft builds granny flat into Windows 10 |
| “Enculez-vous!”
- what Britain really needs to tell the EU |
| End
of New Labour spin? I can hardly wait (May 13, 2007
10:44 AM) |
| End
of NPfIT? – Campaign4Change on BBC R4 Today programme |
| Entitlement
card 'a threat to civil liberty' (X6) |
|
Equifax hack: 44 million Britons' personal details feared stolen in major US
data breach |
| ERP
buyer alleges supplier fraud - a similar case to BSkyB v HP? |
| Establishing
trust in digital services (X3) |
| Estonia
is a model of restraint |
| Estonia
pitches itself as the new Silicon place (X4) |
| Estonia’s
technology economy and online service provision- back to the future? |
| EU
desperately pushes just-as-dodgy safe harbour alternatives
(X2) |
| EU
governments are CRAP at cloud, moans Brussels' infosec watchdog |
| EU
ministers agree e-government aims |
| EU
ministers hold Big Meeting on Big Data. But how will they get you to hand
it over? |
| Europe
is holding us back. We must rethink |
| Europe's
left is in crisis. The choice is stark: adapt or wilt |
| European
mobile operators say big sites need to pay for users' data demands |
| Even
Le Carré's latest fiction can't do justice to Snowden |
| Even
your best friend wouldn’t tell you |
| Everyone
is recording what we do over the Internet: why should the NSA and GCHQ be
different? |
| Everyone
has secrets, so start worrying before the state grabs them all |
| Ex-terror
chief: We need new tracking powers |
| Examine
the pink doughnut closely. Then sit and weep |
| Excerpts
from report on GovIT: Recipe for rip-offs – time for a new approach |
| Exchange:
Will Brown go? |
| Exclusive:
the IdealGov reverse Turing test |
| Expect
more online attacks, Anonymous hackers say |
| Experian
hack exposes 15 million people's personal information |
| Experian-T-Mobile
US hack: 'We trusted them, now that trust is broken' |
| Expert
enlisted. Speaks out. Gets sacked. It's a tradition |
| Exploding
the "myth of the rational voter" (15 Jul 2007 20:57:02
and 16 Jul 2007 17:05:57) |
| Extending
deadline ‘loads dice’ for Remain, says Arron Banks |
| Extraordinary
tales of fraud and failure in Whitehall (X8) |
| Face
it, there is no escape from 'them' (X3) |
| Facebook
accounts could be used to prove identity to access public services
(X12) |
| Facial
recognition – Jokesville says UK’s “Great Bane” |
| Facial
recognition is same as tossing coin |
| Facial
recognition biometrics do not work |
| Facial
recognition tech could hit plod smartphones (X3) |
| Facing
the fallout (X5) |
| Fairness
is still our guide (X44) |
| Faith
schools can best generate the common purpose that pupils need
(X6) |
| Faith
schools may be Blair's most damaging legacy (X13) |
| Faltering
government tech upstarts (X3) |
| Familiar
faces in new guises |
| Farewell
to Ian Watmore – the antithesis of Sir Humphrey |
| Farmer
feedback helping to shape new CAP IT system |
| FBI
Prepares Vast Database Of Biometrics (X5) |
| FBI
techs shy away from facial recognition (X7) |
| FBI
to launch nationwide facial recognition service (X3) |
| Feds
want a phone smart enough to burn itself if it falls into the wrong hands |
| Feeling
excluded? (X2) |
| Ferme
générale |
| Fiddling
savings on shared services? Officialdom in need of reform |
| Fight
Club: Richard Littlejohn vs. Polly Toynbee |
| Fighting
the surveillance state |
| Fineline
Driving Academy Daily 9.4.14 |
| Fingerprint
this |
| Fingerprints,
facial scans, EU border data slurp too tasty for French to resist |
| Finkelstein
and Collins take your questions (X8) |
| FireControl
– should PA Consulting share some responsibility for what happened? |
| Firms
still have time to adapt to the digital age – but they're cutting it fine |
| Fisking
Janet Daley (21 May 2007 14:23:09) |
| Five
questions for Identity Assurance (X8) |
| Five
tests that saved Britain from the fate of economic oblivion |
| Fixing
the roof and all that stuff |
| Flood
risk is here to stay |
| FOI
team hides already released Universal Credit report |
| Folding
on Fisa (X2) |
| For
growth, it's often best that the state does nothing
(X2) |
| For
once, Julian Assange is right. Global digital surveillance is a reality
– and it's happening to you, not just people who post offensive tweets |
| For
the digital revolution, this is the Robespierre moment |
| For
the DUP, this was a triumph (X2) |
| Foreign
bodies |
| Forget
MPs, what about our privacy? |
| Forgotten
values (X6) |
| Former
White House CIO praises the G-Cloud programme |
| Former
White House CIO praises the G-Cloud programme |
|
“Forward Together” – the Conservative Manifesto: full text |
| France
wants to fingerprint British arrivals (X3) |
| France's
fringe take the Pyongyang option |
| Frank
Miles, the teacher who changed lives |
| Fraud
fears mount over revolution in benefits (X3) |
| Freedom
is taking a battering under kneejerk New Labour (X2) |
| Freedom
of Information: a retrograde step |
| Freedom
v tyranny |
| French
Constitutional Court Bans Law Enforcement Use of National Biometric ID Database |
| French
infuriated over Cameron’s invite to tax exiles |
| French
presidential election: too close to call, too exciting for words |
| From
courageous to stubborn (X2) |
| From
Google downwards, our digital masters must be watched
(X3) |
| From
John Lewis to workers' co-ops: these Tories love wrongfooting the left
(X2) |
| From
the centre and here to help (X2) |
| FTC
calls for Congress to crack down on consumer data harvesting |
| Fujitsu
confirms departure of MD of Government Business |
| Fusion
centres realise full potential of “astral soup” (X2) |
| G
in G-Cloud 'silly' says Whitehall adviser |
| G
Cloud 6? No, not for us, say hundreds of suppliers |
| G-Cloud
could be the new global model for procurement, says ex-White House CIO
(X2) |
| G-Cloud
IA Guidance V1.0 published |
| G-Cloud
ii – now open for business |
| GCHQ
did not use Prism to get round UK laws, committee finds
(X2) |
| GDS
£450m investment probably an 'accounting fudge' – gov IT analyst
(X3) |
| GDS
becomes political as Labour launches digital government review |
| GDS
to handle Govt payments? What could possibly go wrong? |
| Geeks
in jeans are the Treasury’s new heroes (X8) |
| General
Election 2015: David Cameron to give more snooping powers to spies |
| Genius,
or an empty gesture by men groping in the dark? (X3) |
| George
Osborne and Iain Duncan Smith could ruin welfare reform
(X4) |
| Germany
calls halt to Facebook’s WhatsApp info slurp |
|
Getting the vapers |
| Getting
to know you |
| Ghosh:
grasping the nettle |
| Give
biometrics the FINGER: Horror tales from the ENCRYPT |
| Give
it up, Gordon (X16) |
| Give
out e-cigarettes free on the NHS, doctors told |
| Give
peace a chance. Forget the war on drugs |
| Give
them up for new year (X8) |
| Give
us a digi-Czar and more bureaucrats, begs UK tech-services biz
(X3) |
| Giving
consumers the midata touch (X3) |
| Giving
identity cards a bad name |
| Glasgow
East is the by-election to watch |
| Glued-shut
IT wallets hindered UK govt's programmes – study |
| GM
OnStar cars will upload all data unless owners opt out |
| Go
on, Diane, give Miliballs a proper scare |
| Go
on, inhale our G-Cloud via 'Digital Marketplace' – UK.gov |
| Good
4 Something (X4) |
| Goodbye,
good times. Now Labour has to show just whose side it is on
(X2) |
| Google
and co join gov's identity marketplace |
| Google
Confirms It Aims to Own Your Online ID |
| Google
grabs secrets of private lives (X2) |
| Google
pays just £6m UK tax on profits of £395m (X2) |
| Google
shows the NSA how to make surveillance socially acceptable - with a £30
TV Dongle |
| Google
Street View has got off lightly (X13) |
| Google
to warn users of 'state-sponsored' hacking |
| Google
wins final approval for huge British HQ (X2) |
| Google
X ‘plan for mobile phone-glasses’ |
| Google:
we are beyond British law |
| Gord:
We’re Rock solid |
| Good
housekeeping is a gamble that may win |
| Gordon
Brown and John McCain: the first tiff (X5) |
| Gordon
Brown broke Lloyds, and it should break him |
| Gordon
Brown can lay the ground for Labour's next generation |
| Gordon
Brown doesn't get the oil crisis |
| Gordon
Brown exclusive: Don't kid yourself, Nick. No Lib Dem I know sees any Tory
progressive bond (X8) |
| Gordon
Brown is the last man to run the IMF (X3) |
| Gordon
Brown leadership challenge: Joan Ryan and Janet Anderson call for vote |
| Gordon
Brown pays the price for dishonesty (X9) |
| Gordon
Brown seeks to shore up support as voters go to the polls |
| Gordon
Brown to play part of Union protector |
| Gordon
Brown to vow home internet access for all children |
- Gordon "Huckleberry" Brown decides not
to call an election:
- Avoid
humiliation – learn from the decisions of history
- Brown
will pay for his unwise gamble (X3)
- Brown's
bona fides (X3)
- Brown's
poll pretence
- conservativehome:
Sunday 7th October 2007 (X5)
- conservativehome:
Monday 8th October 2007 (X2)
- conservativehome:
Wednesday 10th October 2007
- Darling's
on his knees but dancing to Tory tune (X2)
- Do
the Tories have the bottle to win?
- Election
news update 1.50pm (X6)
- Four
reasons Tories shouldn't fear Nick Clegg
- Gordon
Brown will let Alistair Darling swing (X4)
- It’s
back to the drawing board for the Tories
- Kerry
or Kennedy?
- Nick
Clegg - policy wonk
- No
election, but battle for Britain has begun (X2)
- O
lucky Mac
- PM
decides against snap election as poll shows Tory lead
- Small
sops to freedom can't hide what Labour has stolen
- Something
borrowed, something blue
- Taunt
them. Humiliate them. Kick them
- The
Big Feartie from Fife (X6)
- The
real problem is deeper than just Gordon (X9)
- The
start of a new Labour leadership battle? (X3)
- Things
fall apart
- Thoughts
from the Brown press conference
- Tories
and the Turning Point (X2)
- What
Ming must be musing on
- Why
is Gordon Brown so reluctant to be a liberal? (X4)
|
| Gordon
Brown: I made a big mistake on banks |
| Gordon
Brown: Labour's dilemma |
| Gordon
Brown: Stalin to Has-been |
| Gordon
Brown: the terrible vacuum |
| Gordon
Brown: We must defend the Union |
| Gordon
Brown's barnstorming Citizens UK speech: what took so long?
(X3) |
| Gordon
Brown's government fighting with itself |
| Gordon
Brown's latest Americanism: the Shrum speech (30 Sep
2007 21:00:00 and 2 Oct 2007 00:02:20) |
| Gordon
Brown's masterly inactivity won't wash |
| Gordon
Brown's resignation: He had to go. Now anything is possible
(X5) |
| Gordon
Brown's treatment was grotesque yet he was still prepared to protect his
friends in the press |
| Gordon
calling (X2) |
| Gordon
loses it (X2) |
| Gordon
needs culture lessons from Tony |
| Gov
IT slasher gets top civil service role |
| Gov
tempts young London onto ID database with booze, 'games' |
| Gov
to pull plug on online ID verification portal Gateway in 2018 |
| Gove
fires first shot in EU war with attack on deal |
| Gove
skewers Gordon |
| Government
abandons lie detector tests for catching benefit cheats |
| Government
bureaucracy 'insanely arrogant' says digital boss |
| Government
CIO role ditched in governance shake-up |
| Government
digital agency fights to protect budget (X2) |
| Government
Digital Service condemned for shallow thinking |
| Government
Digital Service to live in 'multi-tenanted' cloud from SCC |
| Government
Gateway online hack claims 'nonsense', say multiple folk in the know |
| Government
IT projects fail because of politicians, not programmers
(x10) |
| Government
IT reformers criticise IT leadership shake-up |
| Government
official gives practical security advice - shock horror |
| Government
opens Midata 'innovation lab' to boost transparency push |
| Government
plans next-generation ID scheme |
| Government
policy – a spotter’s guide |
| Government
services to be online-only (X3) |
| Government
standards vehicle driven by "clueless fuckwittery" |
| Government
to create market for personal identity data |
| Government
waste 'obscene' money on IT |
| Government
website beats world's best architects to win design prize |
| Government's
rendition bully tactics |
| Gray's
elegy, Darling's disaster |
| Great
boost for “transformational” ring of data soup |
| Greece's
smokers stoke up rebellion |
| Greens
under the bed |
| Group-think
is endemic in Whitehall, says ex-aide to Cameron (X2) |
| Guardian
(X1,360) |
| Guardian/ICM
survey: unpopularity poll (X2) |
| Gus
O'Donnell's anger reflects a growing rift between mandarins and MPs |
| Gutless,
yes. But the planet's future is no priority of ours |
| Ha
ha, Osborne, these Gov 2.0 web wranglers have wiped out UK debt |
| Hacked
Off argue themselves into the gutter |
| Hacker
steals nude photos of ‘more than 100’ film and TV stars
(X2) |
| Hackers
could control your car remotely, drivers told |
| Had
a public service? Do you care? Tell publicexperience.com! |
| Hague's
half page of waffle will not do to bind the shreds of union |
| Hanging
on the telephone |
| Happy
birthday to EU, happy . . .? (March 24, 2007 1:45 AM) |
| Hard
to Credit |
| Has
he been watching CSI again? |
| Has
HMG given up on trying to impose an ID scheme? |
| Have
faith in our schools (X9) |
| Heads
should roll for arresting Damian Green |
| Hear
No Evil (X2) |
| Heathrow
chaos due to revamp and 15% cut in staff, independent report finds |
| Heathrow
facial recognition tech stalled by borders fiasco (X4) |
| Help
or hinder? |
| Herding
the sheep on-line to be fleeced |
| Here
is your passport to penury (March 12, 2007 9:37 AM,
10:17 AM and 11:24 AM) |
| Here's
how data thieves have captured our lives on the internet |
| Here's
what Labour can do about the Lib Dem dilemma (X4) |
| Hey,
you, get off of my cloud (™) (X4) |
| Hi-tech
controls will trap these bogus students (X4) |
| Hitchens
on Hillary as Secretary of State |
| HMRC
Enquiry letters on Loans from EBT and other schemes |
| HMRC
G-Cloud deal a step towards less reliance on big IT suppliers |
| HMRC
set to go digital |
| Hodge
attacks ''defensive'' O'Donnell |
| “Hollywood
vs. America” - the dystopia created by US film-makers
(X8) |
| Home
Office: borders of belief |
| Home
Office admits that employers cannot check on the right to work in Britain |
| Home
Office awards Raytheon £150m over e-borders cancellation |
| Home
Office is being 'misleading' |
| Home
Office spunks another £12.8m on face recog tech |
| Home
Office website ‘hacked by Anonymous’ |
| Home
Secretary unveils ID card |
| Home
untruths |
| Hospitals
offered cash to take ‘cowboy’ IT system |
| House
of ID Cards collapses |
| How
best to respond to the Israel boycott |
| How
Brown is Red Ed? |
| How
can you tell if a policy is working? Run a trial (X2) |
| How
data protection has emerged from shadows |
| How
did The Coalition, a political satire so preposterous it's beyond parody,
ever get commissioned? |
| How
does David Cameron draw a line under this one? |
| How
G-Cloud became a poster child for the UK government’s SME engagement policy
(X9) |
| How
Google turned evil (Apple and Facebook aren’t much better) |
| How
Groucho Marx lost his voice and found his funny bone |
| How
Liam Glover and his dog Lamy cost us £2.7bn |
| How
London IT director saves millions by buying patient record system.
(X2) |
| How
mobile phones are turning into phantom limbs (X4) |
| How
much has the 10p tax row damaged Gordon Brown? |
| How
much of the EU's data will the UK lose? (X3) |
| How
Nick Clegg's party can avoid being eaten |
| How
safe is your data? - on-line or off? |
| How
smoking shines a light on pack loyalty |
| How
the Establishment bugs Gordon Brown |
| How
The Government Is Lying About Fighting The Database State |
| How
The Radiation Lobby Puts Air Travelers At Risk |
| How
they managed to botch the bailout |
| How
to combat cyber-terrorism (X2) |
| How
to outfox a broken procurement system and other digital government lessons
from the U.K. |
| How
to regulate cloud computing? |
| How
to respond to mistakes (X5) |
| How
to win elections and influence people (X2, +2 not published) |
| How
to win the game on tax (X3) |
| How
Tories and Lib Dems can make natural reformers |
| How
we’re embedding the Identity Assurance Principles in GOV.UK Verify |
| How’s
the Universal Credit project going? |
| HP
to pipe dole queue data into clouds |
| Huawei
banned from Australia’s NBN: reports |
| Huhne
slams Home Office control orders |
| Human
consciousness is much more than mere brain activity |
| Humbug
of politicians with their allowances |
| Hung
parliament: Nick Clegg forced to play fair maiden as suitors bow
(X6) |
| Hunting
Bhutto's killer |
| I
didn't sign up for this |
| I
don't believe that believers really believe (X2) |
| 'I
don't trust Microsoft' after NSA disclosures says former privacy chief |
| I
fought the law and the users won: delivering online voter registration |
| I
get the drift |
| “I
hang on to my prejudices, they are the testicles of my mind.” Eric Hoffer
(X3) |
| I
know how Theresa May feels |
| I
seldom say this these days, but Gordon Brown is right |
| I
shall miss newspapers. They keep the powerful in check for us all |
| I
want to talk to you about the NHS. And its IT system. Wait, come back… |
| Iain
Duncan Smith has to win the day in the Tory war over welfare
(X2) |
| Ian
Watmore's departure - a personal view |
| IBM
thrusts mighty cloud erection at US gov after Amazon beds CIA spies |
| ID
card contract cancellation could be costly |
| ID
card contract to provide biometric system (X3) |
| ID
card costs |
| ID
card could get an upgrade in 2012 |
| ID
card holders 'diddled' |
| ID
Card Holders Denied A Refund |
| ID
card scheme ditches key database |
| ID
card scrapping costs unclear |
| ID
card tsar understands public reaction (X3) |
| ID
cards ‘will allow crime fingerprint checks’ |
| ID
cards: A new layer of compulsion |
| ID
cards and a “tougher new strategy on immigration” |
| ID
cards are doomed to fail (X2) |
| ID
cards can help fight social exclusion |
| ID
cards could be derailed by pensioners as finger prints of over-75s are hard
to scan |
| ID
cards could grant the taxman access to your bank records
(X6) |
| ID
cards for immigrants to strengthen UK security |
| ID
cards: Should Britain stop protesting and embrace the inevitable? |
| ID
cards now available. Count me out (X8) |
| ID
cards sigh boring blah blah (X3) |
| ID
cards test Johnson's political skills |
| ID
cards were a bad idea from the start |
| ID
cards: gone for good (X5) |
| ID
Cards: Labour's Bad IDea |
| ID
Cards: the Pea-Moss says (X3) |
| ID:
bid risk and the vulnerability of IPS |
| ID:
Genealogy of a Biometrics Company |
| ID
is in a complete mess |
| ID
minister promises virtual immortality for all Britons |
| ID
providers signed for Blighty's One Dole To Rule Them All plan
(X2) |
| ID
scaremongering |
| ID
scheme is a poorly conceived shambles |
| ID
Wars: the slaughter of the not so innocents |
| IDA
services put on ice for Universal Credit delivery |
| Ideal
realised |
| IdealGov
enters its final four weeks (X2) |
| Ideas
for 6-10 April (X6) |
| Identity
and Transformational Government podcast |
| “Identity
is the new Money”. Brilliant - I wish I’d said that |
| Identity
Minister forgets her own identity |
| If
a Martian taxman landed now, he'd never guess Labour was in power
(X5) |
| If
BBC News was staffed with Fox journalists - it would still be left-wing!
(X2) |
| If
I were Brown, I'd tell the whole lot of them to get lost
(X2) |
| If
not GDS, then what? |
| If
the Left is to rise again, it must lift the official silence on race and
culture |
| If
Time Travel tourism became a reality, what would you like to experience?
(X5) |
| If
they can't offer something new, the Tories will blow it |
| If
we want jail to work, we must take the fetters off the jailer (February
18, 2007 11:04 AM) |
| If
we’re so poor, why are we spending another £25Bn on a failed initiative? |
| If
you don’t like the voters, they won’t like you |
| If
you or your chatmate are looking for a nilogism or mislexis, don’t wait
till an earar (X3) |
| If
you want a modern actor to smoke convincingly - hire a smoker! |
| Ignorance
is no defence. Smith failed in her first duty (X10) |
| Illegals
enter the UK on ‘passports for hire’ |
| I'm
a bail-out sceptic (X4) |
| I'm
in tune with the 'I can' generation (March 29, 2007
11:47 AM and 2:33 PM) |
| I'm
one of 'them' (X6) |
|
I'm sick of the Left pretending that Jeremy Corbyn won the election |
| Immigration
backlog tops 500,000 and will take 37 years to clear, warn MPs |
| IMP,
other databases, and the bad karma of “Spammer” Smith |
| Improving
public service (X2) |
| In
a crisis calling for big ideas, Osborne is woefully lacking |
| In
coalition poker, broken promises are small change |
| In
defence of anonymity online |
| In
defence of John Suffolk, G-Cloud and radical reform |
| In
defence of John Suffolk, G-Cloud and radical reform (2) |
| In
offering Labour an illusion of hope, David Davis may have done Cameron a
service (X3) |
| In
our right minds (X2) |
| In
praise of … songs that tell stories |
| In
praise of… the Quakers |
| In
praise of targets |
| In
the age of leaky data, there is no such thing as a secure online computer
(X2) |
| In
the light of the ACS:Law leak, how safe is our data?
(X2) |
| In
the pink, the hero of a new Mili-ennium |
| In
this era of capitulation, the log-rollers are rampant
(X2) |
| Inaction
on pay profligacy only embeds child poverty (X21) |
| Increase
in comms snooping? You ain't seen nothing yet |
| India’s
Biometric ID: Optimism beats evidence |
|
India makes biometrics mandatory for all e-gov projects |
| India
releases biometric enrolment report (X2) |
| India
to cripple its tech sector with proposed encryption crackdown |
|
Indian court ruling on privacy puts ID scheme in doubt |
| Indian
ID project will work because it is about alleviating poverty and not privacy |
| Indian
summer |
| Indians
appoint Huawei as technical spycatcher |
| Individual
rights are being taken away by Labour |
| Information
overlord |
| Inside
GOV.UK: 'CHAOS' and 'NIGHTMARE' as trendy Cabinet Office wrecked govt websites |
| Instead
of public sector non-jobbery, Martha, how about creating REAL entrepreneurs? |
| Institute
for Government's Andrew Adonis |
| Intellect
defends large suppliers after "cartel" claim |
| Intercept
project: what a terrible idea (X3) |
| Internal
passports reminiscent of the cold war (X2) |
| Internet:
a web for the world |
| Internet
giants are the terrorists’ friend |
| Interview:
Sir John Beddington |
| Introducing
a new supplier (Skyscape) (X2) |
| Investors’
writ against CSC on NHS contracts – more detail (X2) |
| Is
Britain on the slippery slope to dictatorship? |
| Is
Cameron too specific on policy? |
| Is
CfH central health IT spend beyond Cabinet Office control? |
| Is
CSC losing money on NHS IT? |
| Is
Gordon Brown crazy enough to call it? (5 Oct 2007 12:25:20) |
| Is
it all over for UK.gov's G-Cloud 3.0? A footnote in history awaits
(X3) |
| Is
liberalism a form of mental illness? (X3) |
| Is
Major Projects annual report truly ground-breaking? |
| Is
our fear of identity cards harming us? (X6) |
| Is
the end in sight for maddening TV adverts? Fingers crossed! |
| Is
the rise of the digital ID inevitable? (X3) |
| Is
there a business in ID or not? (X3) |
| Is
this the death of buy-to-let? |
| Is
this the worst diagram ever? |
| It
could happen again |
| It
could never happen here |
| It
is not enough to be liked, MPs need beliefs (July 16,
2007 9:44 AM) |
| It
is the time to look again and back Labour once more
(X5) |
| It
is time for privacy debates to grow up |
| IT
may need a more centralist approach - Ian Watmore |
| It
suddenly comes back to me (4 Sep 2007 14:28:29) |
| It
was not bin Laden who defined this decade |
| It’s
back to the drawing board for the Tories |
| It's
going to be a long, hard road to defend our liberties
(X4) |
| It's
Labour stalwart versus Tory fop - dress rehearsal for the really big one |
| It’s
not about identity. Or privacy. It’s about saving money
(X5) |
| It's
not bankers Labour is watching, it's you (X2) |
| It's
not only Greeks who've lost their marbles (X2) |
| It's
not only the Queen. We're all screaming for an answer |
| It’s
one small step from Brown’s paranoid state into a police one |
| It's
our time (X4) |
| It's
risky, but there may yet be method in the maverick (X2) |
| It’s
secrecy that makes our tax system unfair |
| It’s
simple, this money laundering stuff |
| It's
the database, not who runs it, that matters (X2) |
| It’s
the readers wot won it, not the press |
| It’s
time for intolerant gays to cut us some slack (X3) |
| It's
time to bring back national ID cards |
| It's
time to close the Government's sinister 'Nudge Unit' and let the free market
take over (X4) |
| It's
your recession, Mr Brown. Deal with it |
| I've
got a thing about Alistair Darling |
| Jacqui
Smith is a victim of the new wave of puritanism |
| Jacqui
Smith ventures out without even a PlodBerry for protection |
| Jack
Straw kept legal advice secret from Cabinet ahead of Iraq war to avoid leaks |
| Jail
for fraudster who grew rich as his fake bomb detectors cost lives
(X2) |
| Jailed:
Illegal immigrant who got a job with fake passport (X2) |
| James
Cagney: celebrating the greatest screen actor of them all |
| James
Hall, Identity & Passport Service (X2) |
| Japan
begins mega-rollout of 100 million+ national IDs (X2) |
| Jennifer
Lawrence hack: iCloud security explained |
| Jeremy
Clarkson's critics should be taken out and shot |
| Jeremy
Corbyn: My part in his glorious socialist triumph (X2) |
| Jeremy
Heywood Confirmed as Next Cabinet Secretary |
| Jeremy
Heywood is the new GOD (X2) |
| Jerry
Fishenden on how we “force quit” the Benighted ID Scheme
(X5) |
| Jobs,
jobs, jobs must be the mantra for a softer recession |
| Jobs
on offer – Government in need of “digital” talent |
| Joe
Harley expected to be new Government CIO |
| Joint
chief executives can make place-shaping a reality (X4) |
| Jordan
Hatch: boy wonder civil servant with a plan to save £4m
(X5) |
| Jordan,
snobbery and the arms trade |
| Joshua
squeezes through opening bout |
| Journalists
in glass houses target Ed Miliband (X2) |
| Juncker:
the Anglo-Saxon world is ready to crush euro |
| Judge
orders FOI release of Universal Credit IT reports |
| Just
a few key-strokes away from a new Orwellian age |
| Just
leave us alone, you interfering bastards! (X2) |
| Katie
Davis for new Health CIO? (X2) |
| Keep
Cabinet secret, says Civil Service chief |
| Kelly
grilling over lost data |
| Key
lesson from the NPfIT |
| KIlling
ID cards and the NIR - the Tory and LibDem plans |
| King
John would be cock-a-hoop: they’re repealing Magna Carta |
| Know
thyself (X6) |
| La
Ferme de Marie-Eugénie |
| Labour:
Running on empty (X2) |
| Labour
asleep to Lib Dem threat (X3) |
| Labour
doesn't mind leaks - so long as it is doing the leaking
(X2, and 6 moderated) |
| Labour
dragged into border fiasco over dropped passport checks |
| Labour
is blinded by its lack of an oven-ready new leader |
| Labour
is stifling the right to protest |
| Labour
has nothing to say and no territory of its own (7 +
2 comments deleted by CiF moderator but available here) |
| Labour
in crisis: change or die (X3) |
| Labour
MPs Joan Ryan and Janet Anderson join open revolt against Gordon Brown
(X2) |
| Labour
must be bold now |
| Labour
must check this bandwagon before the wrong Miliband takes over |
| Labour
must decide. Sack or back him, deadline autumn |
| Labour
outsources digital policy, Tories turn up to finish it
(X2) |
| Labour
should give Gordon Brown a break (X2) |
| Labour
slammed over £365m passport IT |
| Labour
supports electoral reform – but not this unfair bill |
| Labour:
The many, not the few |
| Labour
will force everyone to give fingerprints at ID card interview centres |
| Labour's
decade is liberty's best since the vote was won (X10) |
| Labour's
dilemmas: Denial gets you nowhere |
| Labour's
doomed four point plan for recovery (X2) |
| Labour's
election hopes rely on things they don't control (X2) |
| Labour's
time is up |
| Landslide
I |
|
Largest advertising company in the world still wincing after NotPetya punch |
| Last
of six McKie case experts sacked |
| Leaders'
debate: All still in the game |
| Leaks,
damned leaks and the drip of poison |
| Left
foot forward |
| Legends
in their own lunchtime |
| Less
About Identity, More About Trust (X3) |
| Lessons
from a government agile success (X3) |
| Let
me pass on a story about a possible lifeboat for Brown
(X3) |
| Let
MI5 spy on granny and her azaleas; a jihadist may be lurking behind them |
| Let
the credulous kiss their relics. It's no weirder than idolising Beckham
(X2) |
| Let
the war on hypocrisy begin (X8) |
| Letbin
Larks |
| Let's
get GDS to build a public blockchain, UK.gov's top boffin says |
| Let's
get over our silly fears of public ownership |
| Let’s
kill off this nuclear white elephant |
| Let's
not spy for the FBI (X2) |
| Let’s
tax all those with free degrees |
| Letwin's
dream of decentralisation |
| Liam
Byrne on ID cards and people trafficking |
| Lib
Dems face challenge to retain MPs |
| Liberal
Democrats lead on liberty (X6) |
| Liberal
thoughts |
| Libertarian
hero: 'Satoshi Nakamoto', government funds, the NSA and the DHS |
| Liberty:
Coalition moves tentatively towards a humane regime |
| Libor
Isn’t Working |
| Libya:
Colonel Gaddafi 'flees' to Venezuela as cities fall to protesters |
| Libya:
Muammar Gaddafi's regime on the brink of collapse (X2) |
| Libya
uprising |
| Like
it or not, Miliband has redefined the future of politics
(X2) |
| Lily
Cole: You'd hate me more if Impossible.com were a success |
| Listen
to Chris Chant talking about G-Cloud |
| Liz
Fisher: Gov.Uk? |
| Local
Government does IT better and cheaper |
| Local
ICT sold down river |
| Longer
detention is about saving the public (X2) |
| Look
Around (X2) |
| Looking
ahead to the 2015 election |
| Lord
Mandelson plan to tear up new laws splits party |
| Losing
the war on trust (X3) |
| Lost
your libido? Let's try a little neuro-realism, madam
(X3) |
| Louis
CK is right: smartphones have become a blight on our society |
| ''Lunatic
fringe'' denigrating public servants |
| Mad,
bad and dangerous to know? (X4) |
| Mad
to be happy? (X4) |
| Magna
Carta 2007 - an updated version to protect us from an overweening State |
| Mahmoud
al-Mabhouh's murky world (X2) |
| Make
a clean break with NPfIT fiasco says MP |
| Make
way for the internet of things |
| Making
the non-doms non grata is nonsense (X2) |
| Manchester
and the ID card |
| Mandarins’
warning over Civil Service ‘politicisation’ |
| Market
glut as buy-to-let landlords quit (X5) |
| Marriage
tax break flops as couples fail to apply (X2) |
| Martha
Lane Fox: ‘Steal from Google’ and put online first to build sustainable
recovery |
| Martha
Lane Fox talks all things web-related (X3) |
| Mass
market biometrics – convenience and trust |
| Massive
Biometric Project Gives Millions of Indians an ID (X5) |
| Mastering
incompetence so early is tricky. But the Tories have pulled it off |
| Maude
to promote digital public sector |
| McAlpine
and Petraeus: removing the illusions of Internet anonymity and privacy
(x2) |
| Me,
Myself and I: multi-faceted digital identities and accessing NHS services
online |
| Meet
the anti-imperialist ‘friends’ of Corbyn |
| Meet
the new boss... |
| Meet
Tim Draper: the L Ron Hubbard of Silicon Valley |
| Memo
to Alan Johnson (X6) |
| Men
fight over Bletchley Park: where women won the war. |
| Merger
of data is a threat to us all (X4) |
| Metropolitan
police goes live with mobile fingerprint scanners |
| MI5
playing into hands of ‘twerps like Assange’ (X2) |
| Michael
Gove has found that Whitehall is a difficult beast to master |
| Midata
sharing scheme must be mandatory for all firms claims MP |
| Midsummer
madness (June 21, 2007 2:02 AM) |
| Midterm
elections 2010: Prepare for a new American revolution |
| Mike
Bracken's Keynote at CfA 2013 (X4) |
| Miliband
always wanted Balls |
| Miliband's
dilemma: Does he who wields the knife inherit the crown?
(X3) |
| Miliband's
talks: From Russia with civility (X2) |
| Miliband's
World |
| ‘Millions
to rebel’ over ID cards (X2) |
| Mind
how you walk. It could be a crime (March 26, 2007 10:12
AM and 3:40 PM) |
| Minimum
pricing is illegal - the details |
| Minister
to sew up new NPfIT deals ahead of general election? |
| Ministers
to be given say in civil service appraisals (X4) |
| Ministers
v Whitehall: Don't let the politicians duck their responsibility
(X2) |
| Misleading
press releases |
| Misplaced
mistrust |
| Mixed
messages: "Get Online Week" v. "National Identity Fraud Prevention Week" |
| Mobile’s
role in bridging the digital divide |
| Mobile
identity |
| Mobile
location data identifies individuals |
| Mobile
phones are indispensable in peacebuilding |
| MoD
staff who misled the public should be exposed |
| Morally
taxed |
| More
NPfIT craziness? (X2) |
| MP
confronts Health CIO over new NPfIT deal with CSC |
| MP
responds to our campaign on £265m extra spend on Siemens passport IT contract |
| MPs
'alarmed' by millions of mugshots on Brit cops' databases |
| MPs
censure top civil servant on ‘failure’ to tackle migrant issue |
| MPs
get proof of destroyed ID scheme |
| MPs
have their hands tied |
| MPs
must act now to set limits on snooping (X5) |
| MPs
to publish report on Govt IT rip-offs – “time for a new approach” |
| MPs'
expenses and the limits of power |
| MPs'
expenses: Weak at Westminster (X9) |
| MP
warns Health CIO: don't sign NHS IT deals with CSC or BT for now |
| Mr
Brown's getting a grip on Number 10, but not on voters |
| Mr
Cameron can't be caught naked in front of the voters |
| Mr.
Gronmark’s Feeling For Snow (X3) |
| Mr
Stalin goes to Ireland |
| Murder,
mystery and heroics - my all-time favourite story songs
(X2) |
| Must
diarise: UK.gov Verify ID system will 'definitely' work by 2016 |
| My
£1m idea: the vote |
| My
advice to David on the ContactPoint memo blunder |
| My
completely unscientific prediction of today's elections
(X2) |
| My
thanks to the royal couple for annoying the hell out of liberals |
| Nasty
and Nicey, a recipe for Tory disaster |
| National
security: Freedom and orders (X2) |
| Nature’s
law? No guide to the nature of life |
| Nazi
slurs diminish David Miliband |
| Nearly
9 million have never been online |
| Nelson's
column (24 May 2007 18:24:31) |
| Nepotism?
No, it’s just good parenting |
| Never
mind real names, what about real faces |
| Next-generation
super ID card on the cards for 2012 (X3) |
| Next
government needs quality, not equality |
| New
bill would require public companies to disclose cybersecurity credentials |
| New
fear of major ID con |
| New
government: Principle over expediency |
| New
iPhone: leaked pictures reinforce rumours of fingerprint sensor |
| New
politics: Change of state (X9) |
| News
Corporation: Business as usual? |
| Newsflash:
the BBC discovers government waste |
| Newsnight:
Monday, January 14, 2008 |
| Newsweek
Scotland: Thinking aloud (iPlayer) |
| NHS
CEO tries to keep NPfIT alive |
| NHS
chiefs' claims exposed: GP-data-grab boss claimed fattest expenses of the
lot |
| NHS
claws back £1.8bn from IT project fiasco |
|
NHS cyber attack: Jeremy Hunt ignored repeated warnings over system
vulnerability |
| NHS
fatcats take pay offs - then come back for more |
| NHS
IT boss walks out and steps back (X4) |
| NHS
IT supplier “corrects” Health CIO’s statements |
| NHS
supplier seeks to "correct" Health CIO's evidence to MPs |
| Nick
Clegg: I could work with Labour, just not Gordon Brown |
| Nick
Clegg is about to get squeezed out (X3) |
| Nick
Clegg sees Labour as a dead party (X2) |
| Nick
Clegg will need a lot more than voices from God |
| Nick
Robinson: The truth about your money – and how government wastes it |
| No
10's online EU vote signup crash 'inevitable' – GDS overseer
(X8) |
| No
compromise for old men |
| No
harm in being wrong, sometimes |
| No
hiding place - facial biometrics will ID you, RSN |
| No
internment (July 16, 2007 1:25 AM) |
| No,
Britain does not want proportional representation |
| No,
iPhone location tracking isn't harmless and here's why |
| No
Left Turn |
| No
limits on freedom of information? What about the 13 pages of exemptions
(X4) |
| No,
Minister: Whitehall in ‘worst’ crisis (X2) |
| No
need for UK economy 'Plan B' but let's suspend the foreign aid budget |
| No
need to fear a database society (X5) |
| No
sign of NHS-ID System linkage discussions (X4) |
| No
smoke without fire in this EU nightmare (X2) |
| No
taxation without services: can the final third also drop out of Income Tax?
(X2) |
| Nonsensical
excuses for Labour failure (X6) |
| Northerners
give up ID cards for Lent figures suggest |
| Nosy
Brit cops demand access to comms data EVERY TWO MINUTES |
| Not
so suicidal after all |
| Notting
Hill Carnival spycams: Met Police rolls out real-time live face-spotting
tech |
| Now
Brown can rediscover his natural political fire (X2) |
| Now
David Cameron has to explain the rewards for all that pain |
| Now
for ID cards - and the biometric blues (X11) |
| Now
give select committees real power |
| Now
we know why UK spooks simply shrugged at SSL encryption |
| Now,
it’s the internet; then it was Miff Smiff - I’ve had the best of both worlds |
| No2ID
(X2,800) |
| No2ID
to Advocate No2Labour Tactical Voting (X2) |
| NPfIT
– criminal incompetence says The Times (X2) |
| NPfIT
to be “dismantled” – brick by brick |
| Nudge
Unit flies into Nesta's arms: Is the hype justified? |
| Number
10 orders data security review |
| Number
of biometric residence permits to double |
|
O Rly? O'Reilly exits direct book sales |
| O'Donnell
for Bank of England governor? |
| O'Donnell
told PM: ''Rein in your PR people'' |
| Obama
could draw students away from UK |
| Observer
Pulls Splash After Source Turns Out to Be 9/11 Truther |
| Off
the Rails |
| Office
Politics |
| Officials
‘strong-armed’ border chief to back Theresa May (X3) |
| Officials
pay supplier invoices – then raise purchase orders |
| Oh,
the joy of Gordon Brown's political humiliation |
| Oh!
What a Lovely War on Terror - it's the number the arms dealers love
(September 14, 2007 9:49 AM, 10:36 AM) |
| Oldham
byelection may give all three main parties a kick |
| On
its way: A Google-free, NSA-free IT infrastructure for Europe |
| On
Mike |
| On
the Genealogy of Morals part 2: The slave morality (X11) |
| On
the Genealogy of Morals, part 3: The birth of the übermensch
(X7) |
| On
the Genealogy of Morals, part 4: Is Christianity cowardly?
(X3) |
| On
the Genealogy of Morals, part 5: Breaking the cycle of conflict
(X9) |
| Once
again, Gordon Brown has shown he is in thrall to the City
(X2) |
| One
million stolen bank cards for sale on fraud site |
| One
thing is bugging me about this News of the World phone-hacking scandal |
| One
thing unites Brown and Cameron: fear of 100 Borises
(X2) |
| One
week in, I don't know who David Cameron really is (X6) |
| Online
analysis (03:51 PM on 28 Sep 2007) |
| Online
Crime |
| Online
passport systems to get boost |
| Only
Alan Johnson can prevent catastrophe |
| Only
the band of Miliband brothers can save Labour |
| Open
letter to the McCain team on media bias |
| Open
Source Digital Voting Foundation (X4) |
| Open
up the database state (X3) |
| Open
your eyes and imagine you are in Italy . . . |
| Opinion:
Angela Epstein, 3 December 2009 (X3) |
| Opinion:
Angela Epstein, 10 May 2010 (X3) |
| Opinion:
Angela Epstein, 2 June 2010 |
| Opinion:
The questions G-Cloud seems not able to answer |
| Oppressed
snappers focus on police in London and Chatham |
| Oracle
chief Mark Hurd dismisses cloud concerns (X2) |
| Orwell
should have his statue at the BBC |
| Osborne’s
lesson in getting away with murder |
| Our
borders will be more secure with a new approach to risk
(X6) |
| Our
data is already online (X8) |
| Our
freedoms are being severely curtailed |
| Our
ID card service is first-rate |
| Our
information doesn't belong to them (X4) |
| Our
register: advice on protecting your personal information (X2) |
| Our
spooks still depend on a cloak of secrecy |
| Our
state collects more data than the Stasi ever did. We need to fight back
(X9) |
| Out
for what they can get (X2) |
| Out
of crisis comes an opportunity for change |
| Out
with President George W Bush goes the war on terror - hurrah! |
| Out-thought
by the Tories (X3) |
| Outgoing
Government CIO says re-compete top 200 jobs |
| Paedophile
rapists: why does logic fly out the window when race is involved?
(X12) |
| PAF!
MPs go postal over postal location data sell-off by Coalition.gov
(X6) |
| Pandora's
box of bugs |
| Parking
fines via CCTV to force drivers to obey (X2) |
| Parliament
has become the worst enemy of free speech |
| Parliamentary
expenses: House of cards (X6) |
| Pass
the bourbon and I’ll pour you a hard shot of truth about the EU |
| Passport
Control (X2) |
| Passport
scheme: Citizen Woolas |
| Patient
records go online in data 'cloud' (X6) |
| Peace
and goodwill to all |
| Peers
warn against rushing 'enhanced' DATA SLURP powers through Parliament |
| Pedals
and wheel in that Google robo-car or it's off the road – Cali DMV
(X2) |
| Pensions
in £2.9bn rescue |
| Perhaps
I'm out of step and Britons just don't think privacy is important |
| Personal
data: who gets what |
| Personal
data innovation lab seeks apps that empower customers |
| Personality
obsession may end Gordon Brown |
| Persuading
Us to be Good |
| Peter
Mandelson is telling half the oligarch story; ID cards will be next Labour
deception |
| Peter
Oborne on conservativism |
| Phil
Woolas faces ejection as an MP |
| Philip
Hammond’s NICs U-turn has blown his credibility as Chancellor |
| Phones
talk (X3) |
| Phorm
and the voice of moral athority |
| Phone
bills 'will rise' to pay for database |
| Phone
hacking scandal: enemies of free press are circling |
| Phone
hacking: let's break up this information cartel |
| Pig
ignorant, two-bit columnist of the month |
| Pitchforks
at dawn! UK gov's Verify ID service FAILS to verify ID
(X2) |
| Pity
poor washed-up me, suffocated by washbags |
| Pity
voters deceived by the Pied Pipers of Brexit |
| Plan
to ‘hijack’ bus passes as ID cards (11:58pm Tue 23 Oct
07, 9:31am and 10:13am on Thu 25 Oct 07) |
| PM
insists he's committed to localism |
| PM
refuses to pass judgment on Baroness |
| PM's
'low morale' Bank rift |
| Police
alert over airport derision (X6) |
| Police
e-crime units stretched 'thin' |
| Police
funding sums are totally wrong, Home Office admits |
| Police
will use new device to take fingerprints in street (x5) |
| Policy
shouldn't be decided by those who shout loudest |
| Political
reform: Promises lacking promise (X2) |
| Poll
suggests ID scheme opposition |
| Polling
day weather: When the sun wins it |
| 'Post
Office workers can't spot ID card fraudsters' (X3 out
of 4) |
| Post
offices can kickstart Labour's radical agenda (x3) |
| Postcodes,
PAF and Pseudonymisation |
| Potentially
a great day for the Tories - if the LibDems say no! |
| Power
beckons for the Tories, but are they ready for it? |
| Power
to the people (X3) |
| Practical
tests for ID card scheme |
| Precious
liberty (X6) |
| Pressure
group aghast at Hillingdon ID card scheme |
| Prime
Minister to be questioned next week on CSC's NHS IT deal |
| Privacy
activists don’t speak for most of us |
| Privacy
Matters |
| Privacy-enhancing
anti-technology in Europe |
| Private
firm may track all email and calls |
| Progress
in blue (X2) |
| “Progressives”
wrecked our economy - now for universities |
| Project
Stork |
| Pronunciation |
| Public
services: The rise and fall of the state (X4) |
| Putin's
peril |
| Puzzle
of the state-obsessed left (X2) |
|
Ransomware plague exposes irrelevance of GDPR |
| Raoul
Moat page reaction shows PM doesn't get social media |
| REAL
ID Revolt Spreads to 33 States |
| Real
Time Identity? |
| Record
Losses (X2) |
| Redundancies
for ID card workers (X2) |
| Reflections
on the Wikileak of the Benighted Scheme’s NDA (X9) |
| Registered
to vote? Computer says no… |
| Registers:
authoritative lists you can trust (X2) |
| Reid's
double-talk will hit security (March 30, 2007 1:01 AM) |
| Remember
1983? I warn you that a Cameron victory will be just as bad
(X5) |
| Remembering
Tiananmen (X4) |
| Removing
the state from Dr Rowan Williams |
| Rescind
President Obama's 'Transparency Award' now |
| Reshuffle
in haste, Mr Cameron, and you will repent at leisure
(X6) |
| Return
to Westminster |
| Revolt
over Labour’s raid on its local party assets |
| Rhythm
and Blues: the grown-up music that made everything else possible |
| Right-wingers
stay right because, to quote Mrs. T, “the facts of life are conservative” |
| Risk
to abuse victims of national ID registration (see also) |
| Risk-free,
thank you very much (X4) |
| Robert
Conquest - a hero of the Right who got right up lefties’ noses
(X2) |
| Roman
circus |
| Routine
fingerprinting at Heathrow provokes outrage (X5) |
| Rule
by Office |
| Rule
of law, not lawyers, is what matters most |
| Rules
won't help in love or money |
| Safe
from terrorism, but not from the police (X2) |
| Safe
in our cages (X12), What
do you want to talk about? (X2) |
| Safran
grossit dans les papiers d'identité et la biométrie |
| Sathnam
is wrong about Shami (X2) |
| Saudi
BlackBerry messaging ban: security or snooping? (X3) |
| Save
English football! Do absolutely nothing! |
| Say
what? Ahmadinejad's new post |
| Schooling
for tolerance (X6) |
| Scientist
v statesman: who can call the battle of the bicentennial men? |
| Scientists
advise, politicians decide |
|
Scientists will end delays at passport control with biometric border scanner
(X2) |
| Scot
Nationalists' march on Westminster may be GOOD for UK IT |
| Scotland's
civil service head accused of bias |
| Scottish
government consultation on privacy and ID |
| Scrapping
biometric passports to save £134m |
| Scrapping
ID cards is a momentous step (X2) |
| Searching
Questions |
| Sebelius
says 'Obamacare website never crashed'. Obamacare website promptly crashes |
| Secrecy
and Privacy |
| Secrecy
laws 'don't harm the work of ministers', says information commissioner |
| Security
and ContactPoint: perception is all |
| Security
is on the cards (Comment no. 573969, 574352) |
| Security
policies under a cloud |
| Selling
biometrics |
| Selling
biometrics to the masses |
| Semi-detached
Digby |
| Send
Blair to be Our Man in Baghdad (May 3, 2007 11:17 AM) |
| Shameless
self-promotion (X5) |
| Share
your GP data. Lives could depend on it (X6) |
| Sharia
courts? Get off your knees, Archbishop |
| Sharing
all our personal data is stupid and dangerous |
| Shifting
to the right |
| Shifting
to the right |
| Should
Conservatives be in favour of pre-legislative referendums? |
| Shocking
news – there might be some proper Tories in No 10 |
| Should
the Tories return to traditional values? (September
4, 2007 9:24 AM) |
| Shouldn’t
David Nicholson stay? |
| *SIGH*
The return of the annual tax return un-ideal government
(X3) |
| Silly
questions nose out what politicians are really like
(X3) |
| Simon
Heffer on UKIP: how can he not get it? (24 Jan 2007
14:30:57) |
| Simon
Heffer's People of the World in 2008 |
Simplicity
itself (May 9, 2007 1:40 AM)
c.f. Cameron
raises his standard in the battle of ideas
|
| Situation
Vacant |
| Situation
vacant: a theorist is sought to succeed Mr Keynes |
| Sir
Gus: ''Civil servants aren't fat cats'' |
| Sir
Gus O’Donnell’s role in our economic crisis: David Moss points the finger |
| Sir
Humphrey rules. It is sad, not funny |
| Sir
Humphrey would never let his minister be ambushed by Gurkhas
(X4) |
| Sir
Menzies Campbell wasn’ t too old. He was too old-fashioned |
| Sir
Mervyn King admits: we did too little to warn of economic crisis |
| Six
reasons why I’m an uber-moderniser |
| Six-year-olds
fingerprinted by Britain (X10) |
| Sky
spies |
| Slander-as-a-service:
Peeple app wants people to rate and review you – whether you like it or
not |
| Slave
to the system (X2) |
| Slides
from a public health conference |
| Smoke
Free |
| So,
how do the parties match up on protecting our freedom?
(X5) |
| So
leftwingers support this inheritance plan? |
| So
many of the Government's wounds are self-inflicted |
| So
what we do when ID Cards 1.0 finally dies? |
| So
what’s new? |
| Some
U-turns are good, Gordon Brown (October 15, 2007 1:51
AM) |
| Something
odd is happening to Britain's once superb Civil Service |
| Son
of supergrass |
| Sony
hackers taunt FBI as Kim gloats |
| Spain
divided as bomb trial begins |
| SPASMSiCCRAAPRCOM:
making future episodes of data loss nigh-on impossible |
| Speaker
cornered (X4) |
| Speed
demons |
| Spies
come in from the cold (X2) |
| Spies,
secrets and smart-phones |
| Splash!
Principle has been chucked overboard |
| Spooks
are too vital to be given this much power and funding
(X3) |
| Spy
chiefs are planning national firewall to protect every home |
| Spying
on 60 million people doesn't add up |
| St
Neots Community College |
| Stakes
are far too high for Westminster sleaze |
| Startle
us with your boldness Gordon Brown, you've nothing to lose |
| Stats
should be 'boring': Sir Gus |
| Step
away from my bank statement, Polly Toynbee |
| Steve
Hilton: an insider's insider (X2) |
| Steve
Hilton’s gone, but Whitehall won’t forget him (X3) |
| Sticking
to the script – nothing is possible |
| Stop
excluding vulnerable Brits from digital agenda - MPs |
| Stop
snooping, internet pioneer tells the West (X2) |
| Stop
sexing up IT and give Civil Servants Macs, says gov tech boss |
| Stopping
ID cards (15) |
| Storing
up trouble |
| Stork
electronic ID network takes off |
| Straws
in the wind |
| Strong
protection is vital to keep a force for good |
| Sturgeon
warns of new referendum |
| 'Success'?
Verify FAILED for 40% in self-assess tax trial |
| Summary
Care Record – an NPfIT success? |
|
Surprising nobody, lawyers line up to sue the crap out of Equifax |
| Surveillance
is really getting under my skin (November 20, 2006 2:00
PM, November 21, 2006 4:10 PM) |
| Surveillance
state (X4) |
| Surveillance
Works (X3) |
| Symbolic
and illogical (X2) |
| Sympathy
for Straw should be limited |
| T5
is a national disgrace (see
also) |
| Take
This (X5) |
| Taking
a punt on Identity Assurance |
| Taking
evidence seriously (X2) |
| Talk
of split over future of GDS "overstated", says Jeremy Heywood |
| Talk:Aadhaar |
| Tanks
for the memory |
| Taunt
them. Humiliate them. Kick them |
| Taxing
Credibility |
| TaxPayers’
Alliance names and shames the ministers increasing (and decreasing) the
size of their Whitehall empires |
| Teenage
sex crisis 'due to drink and drugs' (June 15, 2007 2:52
AM) |
| Telcos
may seek PMO nod to use Aadhaar biometric database to speed up subscriber
verification |
| Temper
temper |
| Ten
reasons why conservatives should take Edward Snowden seriously |
| Ten
Surprises in NAO report on Digital Government Services |
| Terrible
price of our porous borders (July 9, 2007 1:23 AM) |
| Terror
detention: Is our liberty or the PM's authority more important?
(X4) |
| Terrorism:
In the face of fear |
| Terrorism
is not the only mega threat |
| Terrorist
detectors for every UK airport (X4) |
| Terrorised
by Fanatic Tony |
| Tesco’s
to “Issue ID Cards”? |
| Thank
Newsnight it's Friday |
| Thanks
to the cuts, we'd all be better off in prison |
| Thatcher
would never treat the voters like idiots |
| The
'Heseltine moment' of truth (X4) |
| The
10p crisis's biggest loser (X3) |
| The
12-step programme |
| The
advice Lord Browne should have received |
| The
Andy Coulson affair raises the question – who runs Britain?
(X4) |
| The
Arctic Monkeys strategy (23 Jun 2007 10:24:37, 4 Jul
2007 18:41:01 ) |
| The
art of manipulation: when people become mere pawns in a game |
| The
barefaced greed of bankers and their bonuses beggars belief |
| The
BBC's Space: A short history of 21st Century indoor relief |
| The
'big society': it's a funny thing but Cameron's on to something |
| The
biggest problem for the Liberal Democrats is illiberal Britain |
| The
biometrics bag no longer contains the cat |
| The
Blair memo and why it matters |
| The
blunders of their government: what can we learn from the problems of Obamacare?
(X2) |
| The
British primaries? |
| The
challenge facing David Cameron has changed (X2) |
| The
civil service is not full of fat cats |
| The
Civil Service may need a shake-up |
| The
class war is over - do tell Labour |
| The
claws are out in the Labour Party (X2) |
| The
coalition government: Sweetening the pill |
| The
coalition's phoney war is an exercise in political fraud |
| The
collapse of Royal Mail would be an utter disaster (X3) |
| The
conservative case against Iain Duncan Smith |
| The
Conservatives have had an easy ride. That has to stop |
| The
Consumer Data Revolt Is Coming |
| The
corporate kleptomaniacs (X2) |
| The
curious pursuit of the honourable Peter Hain |
| The
Damian Green affair – another reason Speaker Martin and Jacqui Smith had
to go |
| The
dam's burst. Now voters just want to wallop Labour |
| The
Dark Corner |
| The
Dawning of the Biometric Age (X3) |
| The
death throes of 20th-century ideology (X4) |
| The
decline of the north will victimise more generations
(X7) |
| The
defibrillator worked - now for the intensive care (X5) |
| The
DH documents that mock open government (X2) |
| The
Difference Engine: Dubious security (X5) |
| The
digital beauty of GDS (Government Digital Service) |
| The
economy: Politicians and the semi-slump |
| The
end of capitalism? No, just another burst bubble (X10) |
| The
euro: happy new year? Fat chance |
| The
evidence is clear – but not at Whitehall |
| The
facts you need before the PBR (X6) |
| The
faulty memory of Gordon Brown (X3) |
| The
focus on biometrics in the mass market (X2) |
| The
Forsyth saga |
| The
Freedom Bill is a step back to sanity |
| The
freedoms missing from a 'vision' of liberty |
| The
funniest headline in the Tory debate |
| The
funniest – and unfunniest - comedy films of all time tend to be parodies
(X2) |
| The
fuss over the Damian Green affair has been excessive. Parliamentary democracy
is not at risk (X4) |
| The
future is even blacker for Gordon Brown's party than it seems |
| The
future of Government IT? (X3) |
| The
geeky revolution that will change our lives (X3) |
| The
great Britney and Barack Obama video (X2) |
| The
Government is spinning in circles |
| The
government once more treats us like Big Babies |
| The
Government should give a realistic commitment to Agile |
| The
greatest-ever TV whodunit just ended - thank you, Denmark! |
| the
Guardian's coverage of government surveillance |
| The
historic struggle for liberty (X4) |
| The
Home Office's broken biometrics (X6) |
| The
horror of the ID card system (X2) |
| The
horror of virtual courts is upon us |
| The
House of Lords report: a devastating analysis (X2) |
| The
iCloud just works ... but in whose favour? |
| The
ID System: brainstorming the FAQs (X2) |
| The
illegal e-Borders disaster |
| The
importance of insanely cheerful music |
| The
impulse purchase of biometrics systems |
| The
Indian experiment is not for us |
| The
inexact and expensive science of airport security |
| The
internet is down (X2) |
| The
kamikaze approach to the "war on terror" |
| The
kindest cut (X3) |
| The
kindly words of Nudge are Cameron's ideal veneer (X2) |
| The
Left is good at one thing: rewriting history |
| The
left should recognise that equality is undesirable (X2) |
| The
left-leaning voter's paradox: for a radical change, go the same old way
(X2) |
| The
Lib Dems face a clear choice: get radical or fudge into eternal decline
(X3) |
| The
Lib Dems should stand up and be counted |
| The
Liberal Democrats are a bunch of wankers - let me explain... (X2) |
| The
long shot |
| The
long sleepwalk from freedom |
| The
longer arm of the law |
| The
magic number |
| The
manifestos talk of the future. But this campaign is all about the 1980s |
| The
march of 1,000 miles begins … |
| The
Marsham St Book of Festive Yuletide Carols – II
(X2) |
| The
mistakes of war |
| The
mobile future |
| The
more Brodie Clark speaks, the more he helps Theresa May |
| The
most annoying film actors of all time |
| The
national ID register will leak like a battered bucket
(X4) |
| The
need to rebuild identity integrity and democratic accountability
(X2) |
| The
new default: what can we learn from efforts to open up policy making |
| The
New Radicals |
| The
new totalitarianism of surveillance technology |
| The
NHS: Britain and America are both right |
| The
obsession with swing voters is strangling politics |
| The
paperless office? Don’t talk sheet |
| The
pendulum will swing from Tory axe to Labour spending. But how fast? |
| The
perils of outdoor music - and why opera companies should get a room |
| The
plodding pace of change |
| The
political class can't face up to the scale of this crisis
(X3) |
| The
politics of identity (X5) |
| The
politics of nudging (X13) |
| The
Politics of Security in a Democracy |
| The
problem with David Cameron's 'big society' is that the Tories don't buy
it |
| The
public sector should be smarter, not just smaller |
| The
public wants a ceasefire, so let's give peace a chance
(X2) |
| The
pursuit of happiness is a fool's errand |
| The
question of Intention |
| The
real-life Sir Humphrey who has survived four PMs |
| The
real reasons why Blair is still clinging on (February
6, 2007 1:27 PM) |
| The
return of the Jedi: the transformational government team reassembles
(X6) |
| The
Revenue’s Customs (X3) |
| The
right conspires to hide it, but this is no classless society
(X11) |
| The
Right to Roam |
| The
Right won on economics. Now for Act II (X7) |
| The
rise of Miliband brings at last the prospect of an atheist prime minister
(X14) |
| The
Rolls-Royce has become an Italian tank (X5) |
| The
second lever (X2) |
| The
secret’s out: GCHQ spies are urged to open Facebook |
| The
shameful confessions of an ill-read man |
| The
significance of the Identity Assurance programme |
| The
simple case for modernising (X2) |
| The
state should be exposing the cyber-snoops, not joining them
(X2) |
| The
state we could be in |
| The
Steve Jobs of supercomputers: We remember Seymour Cray |
| The
storm hits Europe (X2) |
| "The
Strategy was flawless, but I could not get anything done." |
| The
threat from terrorism does not justify slicing away our freedoms
(X3) |
| The
tide has turned |
| The
Tories are foreign-policy lightweights (X3) |
| The
Tories have shown they are irrelevant to this crisis
(X5) |
| The
triumph and tragedy of the Overlord of New Labour (X2) |
| The
Twitters of Sir Bonar Neville-Kingdom |
| The
Unacceptable |
| The
#unacceptable 1 year on… |
| The
unacknowledged giant |
| The
unavoidable truths about GovIT – by Cabinet Office official |
| The
unbreakable partnership: Gordon Brown goes to bat for Ed Balls
(X3) |
| The
unavoidable truths about GovIT – by Cabinet Office official |
| The
unions' Labour-saving devices |
| The
voucher business (X2) |
| The
way of the future (Jun 21 2007 09:56 AM) |
| The
weasels of ‘free speech’ need strangling |
| The
Welfare State, 1942-2013, obituary |
| The
'what if' approach to airport security is here to stay
(X4) |
| The
Wiki Man: The cover-up instinct |
| The
Worst Book Ever? (X2) |
| Theology's
unintended consequences (x5) |
| Theory
and reality |
| There
for the taking |
| There
is no Northern Rock rescue for subprime savers |
| There’s
a cloud on Oracle’s horizon and the boss could not be happier |
| There's
a new divide in politics, and Cameron is on the better side of it
(X4) |
| There's
always another option |
| There’s
nothing social about social media |
| There
would be no bonuses at my bank |
| Theresa
May plays a familiar part in the farce of border control
(X2) |
| Theresa
May’s attempts to pass the buck make for a distressing spectacle
(X3) |
| These
astroturf libertarians are the real threat to internet democracy |
| These
tax scams are all legal – that's morally repugnant (X2) |
| They
all seemed harmless in Davos |
| They
can't even cook their own books |
| Think-tank
urges Whitehall shake-up |
| This
assumption of guilt gives me the creeps (X2) |
| This
border skirmish is about far more than immigration |
| This
contest can keep alive Labour's sense of possibility |
| This
damning verdict on the snooper's charter is the start of a longer battle |
| This
era of post-privacy is made for ID cards |
| This
expenses shame crowns Labour's failure on fairness |
| This
government has been the most rightwing since the second world war |
| This
is a nudge in the wrong direction |
| This
is no ripping yarn, but a murder to fan more conflict |
| This
isn’t Fox: the Movie. It’s messy, real life |
| This
Lib Dem myth |
| This
outrage over hacking is hugely overblown (X2) |
| This
pansy-ass limey Brit won't butt out — the US election is our business |
| This
pleb jibe exposes the Tories' Flashman thinking |
| This
volcanic eruption has been waiting to blow for many years
(X3) |
| This
voting revolution leads back to the arms of the Westminster club
(X2) |
| This
was the week that Labour's leaders left social democracy for dead
(October 12, 2007 12:38 PM) |
| This
would make the Gestapo proud |
| This
year's other Whitehall scandals |
| Those
“Bambi” moments - movies that make us cry |
| Those
good ol' smokin' days (X7) |
| Threat
to vaping is a backward step for UK (X5) |
| Three
early warning signs that you've fallen victim to identity theft |
| Three
strikes and Labour's out (X3) |
| Through
coalition, Nick Clegg chose glory in death (X3) |
| Time
for a hysterical overreaction |
| Time
for GCHQ to come out of the shadows |
| Time
for online users to devise a transparent internet we all could trust
(X2) |
| Time
to say what we want from government IT |
| Timely
reassurance over Gateway access details (X2) |
| Timing
is everything |
| Tinker,
tailor, soldier... and a central banker |
| TJX
says 45.7 million card numbers stolen |
| To
avoid big IT catastrophes, follow Darwin |
| To
run or not to run |
| To
sell your soul, press return |
| To
throw the enemy the chancellor's head would be utterly in vain
(X8) |
| To
us, it's an obscure shift of tax law. To the City, it's the heist of the
century (X13) |
| Today
in Times Comment (22 Jan 2007 17:36:57) |
| Toffs
and Foreigners |
| Tokens,
For You, From Issuers |
| Tony
Blair has changed - he's abandoned New Labour (2 Feb
2007 13:58:24, 14 Apr 2007 10:21:18 ) |
| Tony
Blair has changed - he's abandoned New Labour (2 Feb
2007 13:58:24, 14 Apr 2007 10:21:18 ) |
| Tony
Blair: success or failure? |
| Too
much information |
| Top
10 things Brown should expect (X4) |
| Top
secret – eat after reading |
| Tories
announce £1m competition for large-scale crowdsourcing platform
(X4) |
| Tories
back rescue but we all pay price of failure |
Tories
can win with tax breaks (May 9, 2007 2:09 AM)
c.f. Cameron
raises his standard in the battle of ideas |
| Tories
fuel further debate on ID cards |
| Tories
must not be ashamed of their history (September 4, 2007
11:19 AM) |
| Tories
promise 10,000 strong border police as alternative to ID cards (February
28, 2007 at 14:34) |
| Tories
reach out but face some hard questions (X5) |
| Tories:
there is nothing wrong with being Right (October 1,
2007 8:27 AM) |
| Tories
unveil border police plans |
| Tories
who would rather lose than change (January 14, 2007
1:21 AM) |
| Tory
candidate suspended for linking Nazism and Socialism |
Tory
ministers are now simply taking the piss |
| Tradition
is the next big idea in politics. But why stop at banking? |
| Trendy
left in a tizz over Assange (X2) |
| Triumph
of those who dare to resist violence |
| True
lies of biometric technology in Aadhaar enrolment (X5) |
| Trust
in your local library (X2) |
| Truth?
Give me cheats and fibbers any day |
| Truths,
half-truths and reports on big Gov't IT projects |
| Tubular
bells and whistles |
| Turkish
Thoughts: Memories of the Wapping strike |
| Two
heads not necessarily better than one |
| Two
UK airports scrap IRIS eye-scanners (X4) |
| Tying
the knot? For you, we promise £5,000 (X4) |
| Tyranny’s
Terminus |
| U-turns
and the truth (X4) |
| UC
statistics (X4) |
| UID
– “The Unique Indian Donkey” |
| UIDAI
dismisses doubts over accuracy of unique ID system |
| UK
government names Cloud Foundry Her Majesty's preferred PaaS (X3) |
|
UK government, NHS and Windows XP support - what really happened |
| UK.gov
digital boss defends ID assurance scheme |
| UK.gov
digital engagement director to retire |
| UK.gov
doesn't know its IT spend – but insists it will spend less |
| UK.gov
needs fresh law to protect taxpayers' ID |
| UK.gov
shuns IT support tower model. Now what the hell do we do? |
| UK.gov's
'public data' wagon spews out civil service lists (X3) |
| UK.gov:
You didn't trust us with your ID, so we gave it to private biz |
| UK
ID Card Fairy Land |
| UK
ID card procurement likely to start in June [2007] |
| UK
Border Agency shames our nation |
| UK
gov publishes IT action plan to back up previous IT plan
(X2) |
| UK
Government Digital Service links with Australia's Digital Transformation
Office |
| UK
government suggests using Facebook as part of a national ID assurance scheme! |
|
UK govt steams ahead with £5m facial recog system amid furore over
innocents' mugshots |
| UK
now part of another Euro data-spaff scheme |
| UK
passport updated with iconic scenes to beat the forgers |
| UK
public auditor, scourge of tax-dodging big biz, hosts its site on ... Amazon
(X3) |
| UK
Tourism Strategy: Airport waiting times exposed |
| #Unacceptable
IT is pervasive (X10) |
| Uncivil
Service |
| United
States 'is top source of online crime' |
| Universal
Credit: Why is Major Projects Authority silent? Where is the Treasury approval
promised to MPs just weeks ago? |
| Universal
Credit internal report – now published |
| Universal
Credit's ‘digital by default’ ditched |
| Unrecognised
iris |
| Unlocking
Fingerprints (Aug 28, 2006 5:08:44 AM, Aug 31, 2006
5:04:58 PM) |
| Up
close and personal (X2) |
| Up
close and personal (X2) |
|
Up to 44m Britons at risk in Equifax cyberattack |
| US
proposes online IDs for Americans (X2) |
| US
Senators hope to crack down on the trade of private information |
| US
web traffic 'hijacked by China' |
| Using
a Sledgehammer (X2) |
| Using
a Sledgehammer (X2) |
| Using
biometrics in development: lessons and challenges |
| Verizon,
Experian and pals bag £25m to inspect Brits' identities for UK gov |
| Verizon
fined just $1.4m for stalker supercookies |
| Vince
Cable and co have to fight their corner – or walk away |
| Virtual
IDs for everyone (X12) |
| Virtual
policing |
| Visa
applications over the phone (X3) |
| Visit
to Safran |
| Vodafone's
law: mass surveillance = mass apathy |
| Voluntary
identity cards are a myth (X5) |
| Vordick
durch Sprungtek |
| Vote
for change (X2) |
| Voter
registration |
| Voters
support an EU referendum (X7) |
| VOTERS!
This Election: Vote #Smart, Vote #Digital |
| Wanted:
an election challenger |
| Wanted:
one governor, two different skill sets (X2) |
| 'War
on terror' was wrong |
| Warning
flags were raised over GDS farm payments system – yet it still failed
(x2) |
| Was
Churchill wrong in 1940? |
| Was
Gordon in on Smith's secret? (X3) |
| Wash
the dirty Whitehall linen in private, minister |
| Wayne
Rooney leaving Manchester United and signing for Chelsea would be a step
down, says Ray Wilkins (X3) |
| We
are about to take the war against terror to a new level |
| We
are living in a digital goldfish bowl and I can't quite bury my qualms |
| We
are the watchers. We help you (Comments deleted when
Times website upgraded but available here) |
| We
can’t have a Tea Party - but we could take over the Lib-Dems!
(X4) |
| We
don't need ID cards (Comment no. 285516, 287301) |
| We
face a terrible threat – so storing my dull, private details is no big deal
(Comments deleted when Times website upgraded but
available here) |
| We
make life too easy for online fraudsters |
| We
must not tolerate this putsch against our freedoms |
| We
must put our databases in order (X2) |
| We
must tackle this judicial crisis at heart of the EU |
| We
Need a Human Bar Code |
| We
need a Thinker Royal, not a Poet Laureate |
|
We need digital IDs to beat cyber fraudsters |
| We
need ID cards to secure our borders and ease modern life (November
6, 2006 3:09 PM) |
| We
need identity cards, and soon |
| We
need more than fine words on torture (X5) |
| We
need to be warned about the pain to come (X2) |
| We
rage at Hain and Conway but miss the real profligacy
(X3) |
| We
refuse to be ID card guinea pigs (X11) |
| We
should start standing up to China |
| We
should take more notice of this woman at the top |
| We
should turn Britain into a tax haven |
| ‘We
thought Google was the future but it’s becoming Big Brother’
(X3) |
| We
trusted this country. Look how it treats us (X7) |
| 'We
were sleepwalking into a disaster' (X2) |
| Web
freedom faces greatest threat ever, warns Google's Sergey Brin
(X3) |
Wednesday's
comment from the papers in... (16 May 2007 12:48:24)
c.f. Car
wrecks and Hutus: a guide to good conduct
|
| Welcome
to a new era: the politics of ‘but’ (X3) |
| Welcome
to life under Nick Clegg |
| Welfare
state: don't let the poor pay the price for the deficit
(X3) |
| We'll
be able to sign up for ID cards at Tesco (X11) |
| We'll
get to love ID cards (X8) |
| Well,
yes, withdrawing cash is suspicious |
| We're
not fundamentalists - personal information deserves respect
(X2) |
| We’re
too soft. Bring in the army and ID cards (X2) |
| We’re
wasting billions. Let’s break the habit (X7) |
| We've
been sold short |
| We’ve
sold our souls and our secrets for an iPhone |
| What
age should you take your child to football? |
| What
Britain needs is unreasonable people (X3) |
| What
did the blockchain ever do for us? |
| What
did the PM say to convince Admiral West? |
| What
do you want in Wednesday's programme? (##14 and 23) |
| What
Facebook fails to recognise (X5) |
| What
happened to the Crosby Review? (X4) |
| What
if companies gave me control of my data? (X8) |
| What
is driving the evolution of ID policy? |
| What
is the difference between the Cities Of Westminster and London |
| What
is the future of the fourth estate? |
| What
is the point of a national ID card? |
| What
it takes to be sure of a long stay in No10 |
| What
pushed voters away from Gordon Brown? |
| What
really drove Gordon and Peter back together again |
| What
rubbish, Sir Simon! Our intelligence agencies are not outside the law
(X2) |
| What
should America turn to for web advice? That's right: GOV.UK – says ex-Obama
IT guru (X4) |
| What
the Conservatives should do about Europe |
| What
the Inland Revenue forgot to lecture on |
| What
we can learn from Victorian 'hypocrisy' (X2) |
| What
we’ll miss in Steve Hilton’s gap year |
| What's
in a name? 10 cases where moniker maketh man |
| What's
next? Lost ID cards? (X4) |
| What's
riding on a Sarkozy victory? (20 Mar 2007 13:09:32 and
21 Mar 2007 12:17:20) |
| What’s
the legal basis for criticising govenment documents in the contempory UK? |
| What's Up With
the British? |
| What's
wrong with Lloyds' takeover of HBOS? Just follow your nose |
| What's
your biggest hope for Obama? |
| Whatever
gets the Best Picture Oscar this year - it won’t be because it actually
is! |
| When
are our parents going to get back and stop all this bloody nonsense?
(X3) |
| When
it comes to Sir Peter Housden, we have a problem |
| When
old dogmas die, there is room for all kinds of radical new thinking |
| When
should we commemorate the centenary of cyberwarfare - or has it already
passed? |
| When
Whitehall shuns statutory scrutiny |
| Whisper
it – democracy is at risk (X5) |
| Whistleblowing
or misconduct? (X2) |
| White
Man’s Overbite - my Top ten “dancing Dad” records |
| Whitehall:
high hopes |
| Whitehall
chiefs Bob Kerslake and Jeremy Heywood split the back-seat driving |
| Whitehall
forced to call in the experts |
| Whitehall
has its head stuck in the cloud (X3) |
| Whitehall
mandarins must stop being so defensive |
| Whitehall
must not hide its wasted millions (X3) |
| Whitehall
shake-up – not all good news |
| Whitehall
to launch son-of-NPfIT scheme within weeks |
| Whitehall
wants to know too much about us |
| Who
are the most influential American liberals? |
| WHO
bans whole countries from its jamboree |
| Who
do you think you are? |
| Who
else has mislaid their data? (X2) |
| Who
is Jack kidding? (X5) |
| Who'll
stand up for liberty in Britain? |
| Who’ll
support the NPfIT now? (X3) |
| Who
paid for letting Colin Hatch out of prison - except the child he killed? |
| Who
really governs? |
| Who
runs UK? 'Tories, Lib Dems and Google' says Labour |
| Who
wants to be a senior civil servant? (X3) |
| Who
will cure ministers of illiberal headline addiction? |
| Who
will have the courage to be Labour's Geoffrey Howe? |
| Who
will stay the course in the ID card bidding race? |
| Who
will win the election? Facebook fills us in (4 Oct 2007
13:44:32) |
| Who
would trust Labour on ID card security? |
| Whose
child is it anyway? |
| Why
abhor Tories when they do it themselves? (September
5, 2007 11:21 AM) |
| Why
are our systems so vulnerable: the cybersecurity bandwagon
(X2) |
| Why
are senior staff fleeing the Government Digital Service? |
| Why
are we really overweight? (X2) |
| Why
aren’t we allowed to use the word “Oriental” any longer? |
| Why
Brown is safer than you think |
| Why
business is wasting time playing politics (X6) |
| Why
can't we take pictures of policemen? (X3) |
| Why
David Cameron's support is important |
| Why
David Davis is wrong |
| Why
digital spells doom for the Left |
| Why
do female bloggers make us angrier than their male equivalents? |
| Why
do liberals always assume they know how to achieve stuff?
(X3) |
| Why
do utility providers see customers as enemies to be crushed?
(X3) |
| Why
do we need a committee to promote growth? |
| Why
Ed Miliband may outdo David |
| Why
GDS doesn't matter - the questions for UK digital government |
| Why
George Orwell is as relevant today as ever |
| Why
Gordon Brown should sign the EU Treaty |
| Why
GovIT reform is so slow? |
| Why
hackers and spooks want our heads in the cloud (X2) |
| Why
have the Tories cancelled their conference this year? |
| Why
Hillary won when the polls said she would lose |
| Why
history favours the bold outsider (April 10, 2007 12:40
AM) |
| Why
Huggy Cameron has performed a vanishing act |
| Why
I am standing against David Davis (X2) |
| Why
I still rate Blunkett (X6) |
| Why
I’m opposed to legalising assisted suicide (X2) |
| Why
is Dublin the on-line capital of Europe ? |
| Why
is Labour's attack on civil liberties a non-issue in this campaign? |
| Why
isn’t Cameron 20 points ahead in the polls? |
| Why
isn’t Universal Credit IT a disaster yet? |
| Why
John Reid resigned |
| Why
MI5 does not need more surveillance powers after the Paris attacks |
| Why
Miliband doesn't have the qualities to be leader (X2) |
| Why
my data is important data |
| Why
propping up banks will not rescue a debauched financial system
(X2) |
| Why
the coalition is set to bring us a rise in crime (X4) |
| Why
the Tories are now the party of fairness |
| Why
the Tories can't follow the Lib Dems |
| Why
we don't have high speed Sarkozys and TGVs |
| Why
we need a referendum |
| Why
we need to collect email data (X5) |
| WikiLeaks
may make the powerful howl, but we are learning the truth
(X7) |
| WikiLeaks:
The man who kicked the hornet's nest (X2) |
| Will
2013 be the year when "putting people first" gets priority over "digital
by default"? |
| Will
Brown go? A rolling guide to news and insider gossip |
| Will
David Cameron turn out to be a one-term wonder? |
| Will
ID cards prevent identity fraud? |
| Will
he fork out for the elderly or won’t he? |
| Will
Nick Clegg tip the balance in British politics? |
| Will
Scots be willing to carry identity cards? (X4) |
| Will
the last ISP to leave the EU not switch off the Net? |
| Will
this man be next Bank of England governor? |
| Will
truth ever be told when things go wrong? |
| Will
we be governed the Google way or Rupert Murdoch’s way? |
| William
Blake's passionate humanity |
| William
Cobbett: a Green guru? |
| William’s
oxen may not be invited to Russell Square (X5) |
| Williams
is dangerous. He must be resisted |
| Wimbledon
round-up: men great, ladies rubbish, Roger and out (X10) |
| Wise
up, there’s dosh in your personal data |
| Wishbone
thinking |
| Witch-hunts
then – and now |
| With
MS funding, No2ID gains entry to EU eID group |
| Withdrawn
ID card IT kit cost £6.5m |
| Witness
anonymity: the price of justice |
| Wonder
if this whole mobile thing will catch on or not? (X2) |
| Wonky
women (X2) |
| World
renowned academicians say level of uncertainty in biometrics is too high
and UID tests prove nothing (X3) |
| Would
Miliband's raft have floated? |
| Would
you carry an ID card? |
| Yes
to the cut-price passport - alias young persons ID card |
| Yesterday
saw the birth of a great movement for liberty |
| Yes2ID 25
November cards, James
Hall |
| Yes,
it matters who leads the Lib Dems |
| Yes,
minister, that really is your P45 that you're looking at |
| Yorkshire
Post on ContactPoint |
| You
All Look the Same to Me |
| You
and your cost report |
| You
can still get a record even if you are innocent (1½) |
| You
can take a gift horse to water, but you can’t make it fill out an HMRC declaration
(X4) |
| You
couldn't make it up (X6) |
| You
listened once, Dave. Now here's some more advice |
| You
take the high road, he’s taken the no through road |
| You
think the CLOUD's insecure? It's BETTER than UK.GOV's DATA CENTRES
(X4) |
| You
wanted the job, George Osborne (X13) |
| Yours
faithfully |
| Zero
case for lying (25 May 2007 15:40:45) |
