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NHS contact tracing app: the government's approach has not inspired public confidence

Contact tracing app: Where did it all go wrong?

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Playing on their phones: The bad science behind the fear of teenagers’ screen-time

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"The party that embraces technologies can ride the first-mover advantage that Blair took on globalisation"

Automation: Liberals need to stop despairing about technology

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"The UK's Snoopers' Charter has been billed as one of the most intrusive of its kind anywhere in the Western world"

Super-spy search engine still being pursued in the shadows

Opinion

"Manufacturers are investing heavily in automation and many governments are actively reviewing their regulations"

Driverless lorries within a decade

Opinion

"Automated vehicles could make our roads even safer and easier to use"

Efforts needed to support driverless cars

Opinion

"Technology means we can do more with less, so society as a whole is wealthier as a result and that gives you something that can be taxed."

BLOG: Touch of the counsel of despair in Bill Gates’ robot tax idea

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Defeat for Environment Bill amendment restricting lead ammunition

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"The BASC Shotgun Coach of the Year award celebrates those coaches that go over and above their duty to help our sport flourish"

“Inspiring” Lawrie Stewart wins BASC Shotgun Coach of the Year award

In his fourth year as a BASC shotgun coach, Lawrie Stewart overcame strong competition to win BASC’s Shotgun Coach of the Year award at this year’s Midland Game Fair.

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"Having a strategy allows governments to make timely, well-signalled, course corrections in markets rather than situations building up to a point at which there is a dramatic shift or U-turn"

IET sets out priorities for the industrial strategy ahead of Autumn Statement

The Institution of Engineering and Technology welcomes the Government’s commitment to an industrial strategy for Britain

Opinion

BAE Systems - Inspired work

BAE Systems – Inspired work

BAE Systems – Inspired work

Opinion

EngC - professional registration

The importance of professional registration

Opinion

"The UK’s technical education system is overly complex and this report not only highlights this, but also offers valuable insight into how to reform it."

Reform to overly complex technical education system will tackle engineering skills gap head on

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"We are calling for the Government to reconsider the EBacc to ensure its introduction doesn’t result in a decline in the number of engineers in the UK"

EBacc reforms will damage engineering

Opinion

"There are a series of trials taking place around the world where driverless cars have covered millions of miles without major incident"

Driverless vehicle crash won’t stop increased autonomy in our vehicles

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"You can challenge the penalty if you have a reasonable excuse for having missed the deadline"

Taxpayers with reasonable excuse can dispute their late filing penalty

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"There was a glitch in HMRC’s system until this month"

Tax return filers urged to check for Marriage Allowance error

Opinion

Britain is a great trading nation

Britain is a great trading nation

Opinion

Let's Futureproof Scotland's Infrastructure - ICE Scotland

Let’s Futureproof Scotland’s Infrastructure – ICE Scotland

Opinion

Government’s transport apprenticeship drive must focus on quality not quantity

Opinion

Half of young people say men are better suited to engineering

Opinion

Sharing 999 call centres not the only way to modernise services

Opinion

Engineering is everywhere

Engineering is everywhere

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