The ‘NHS Long Term Plan’, released in 2019, aims to transform the NHS by 2029. It focuses on digital technology, including the use of the NHS smartphone app as a “digital front […]
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The NHS launched “test beds” and trials in 2016 and expanded the programme in 2018 to integrate technology, including algorithms and the Internet of Things, into healthcare. The programme involved partnerships with […]
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The Wigan Deal, implemented in 2014, has been hailed as a pioneering approach to deliver public services, focusing on an “assets-based approach” and a “new social relationship” between citizens and government. In […]
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In 2014, NHS England’s ‘Five Year Forward View’ was published, a strategic plan that outlines the future direction and transformation of the NHS in England over the next five years. The plan […]
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By her own admission, the UK Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, aims to create a digital identity Panopticon using AI and technology to constantly monitor citizens. The UK government’s digital identity system will […]
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A few days ago, Dr. Vernon Coleman posted an article on his website called ‘The Simple Truth’. Someone got into his website and removed the article. The article appears on his menu […]
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5 important stories from this week that might have been overlooked. The EU’s plans to give the US access to national biometric databases; the launch of the UK’s mass internet message surveillance […]
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The UK government confirmed it is scrapping the mandatory requirement for digital ID cards by 2029 – those opposing digital IDs celebrated. However, the devil is in the details. The government has […]
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As digital threats mount, cash is reemerging not as a relic, but as a vital pillar of secure and accessible payment systems. And Sweden and Switzerland are making moves to reverse course […]
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Starting 27 December 2025, Australians using internet search engines such as Google and Microsoft Bing while logged in will be required to verify their age through digital identity checks, including methods such […]
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Facial recognition as a biometric school entry system is already being tested in 20 schools in Russia. Alongside the use of facial recognition, the school grounds are fenced, cameras are installed along […]
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Gary D. Barnett warns that humanity is being taken over through digitisation, digital ID, algorithmic confinement and technocratic incarceration, which will lead to the end of freedom and property. The transformation of […]
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Protecting kids is a weak pretext for total digital surveillance. What’s worse, the EU’s monitoring exempted its own politicians from scrutiny. Their privacy matters, but not yours. Privacy for the Powerful, Surveillance […]
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An Ofcom survey published at the end of November shows that 18-34-year-olds in the UK are increasingly seeing life online as bad for society and their mental health. Despite their increasingly negative […]
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The recent AI boom is being propelled by circular financing, where a few large companies, including Nvidia, Microsoft and AMD, finance each other’s expansions and lock in future demand. These few companies […]
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Governments are tightening control over what citizens can say online. The worldwide slide toward punishing speech has profound consequences for open societies, Julian Adorney writes. Hashtag Handcuffs: The Global Rise of Online […]
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In July 2025, MIT published a study titled ‘The GenAI Divide: State of AI In Business 2025’. The study found that despite $30 – 40 billion of investment into GenAI, a surprising […]
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Sam Altman is funding a project to use gene editing to develop human babies that do not have a hereditary disease. They claim this is to cure incurable heritable genetic diseases – […]
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Thailand’s Personal Data Protection Committee has ordered TIDC Worldverse to suspend its iris-scanning services and delete biometric data collected from 1.2 million users, citing non-compliance with Thailand’s Personal Data Protection Act. TIDC […]
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