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Paul Smith has been appointed as a Non-executive Board member and Chair of the Audit and Risk Committee.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
Biometrics Commissioner statement on the use of symptom tracking applications, digital contact tracing applications and digital immunity certificates.
Councils across England will receive another £1.6 billion in additional funding as they continue to respond to the coronavirus pandemic.
Access to testing for those with symptoms of coronavirus (COVID-19) will be extended across England to include additional frontline workers and symptomatic members of their household.
Defence Secretary Ben Wallace committed to supporting NATO’s efforts to combat COVID-19 in a video conference with Allied defence ministers.
The Secretary of State for Justice and Lord Chancellor has announced the appointment of Keith Fraser as Chair of the Youth Justice Board for England and Wales.
Home Secretary Priti Patel announces support for domestic abuse victims at daily Government press conference.
Governor Dakin announces the government's decision to impose additional short-term lockdown measures over the Easter holiday weekend.
The CMA has found that Kingspan’s anticipated purchase of Building Solutions raises competition concerns in the supply of specialist insulation panels.
Governor Dakin's sixth radio address announcing the arrival of a Security Assistance Team, along with other aid, from the United Kingdom.
A man and a woman who sold breast cancer and erectile dysfunction medicines illegally online appeared at Birmingham Crown Court.
An increasing number of bogus medical products being sold through unauthorised websites claiming to treat or prevent COVID-19 are being investigated by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA).
Initial support measures will help legal aid providers weather the coronavirus pandemic while maintaining access to justice for the most vulnerable in society.
West Midlands network planners face their biggest challenge in many years.
Local authorities in England handed new powers to hold public meetings virtually by using video or telephone conferencing technology.
Governor to Turks and Caicos Islands, Nigel Dakin in his 5th national radio address during COVID-19 lockdown, explained the science behind COVID-19 spread and the reason for changes in regulations.
The Biometrics and Forensic Ethics group (BFEG) is investigating the ethical issues in the use of Live Facial Recognition (LFR) technology in collaboration between police forces and private entities.…
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Michael Gove opens the daily coronavirus press conference.
Update on the status of the Biometrics Commissioner annual report for 2019.
Home Office will invest £7 million each year to make the service free.
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