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More than one in ten consumers face unaffordable energy bills, CAS finds

In a new report, CAS found increasing numbers of customers moving away from traditional ‘big six’ energy companies towards smaller suppliers

Northern Ireland could be left in different time zone to rest of UK under EU plans, peers warn

MEPs voted to abolish the twice-yearly clock change in the EU in March 2019

Lloyds to create 500 high-skilled jobs at a new digital tech hub in Edinburgh

Old-school criminal gangs breaking up and becoming more tech-savvy, finds NCA

National Cyber Security Centre urges WhatsApp users to update their phones after a security attack

‘Milestone’ Vulnerable Witnesses Bill passed unanimously by Scottish Parliament

HMRC forced to delete five million voiceprints following ICO complaint

GOV.UK to accept Apple and Google Pay

Gavin Williamson sacked as Defence Secretary over Huawei leak

Free-to-use cash machines disappearing at 'alarming rate'

Threat of UK cyberattack as large as ever, warns National Cyber Security Centre

Scottish Futures Trust: Doing the hard yards for Scotland’s infrastructure needs

Five Eyes intelligence alliance meets in Glasgow to discuss cyberthreats

Theresa May lets Chinese tech giant build parts of 5G network 'despite Cabinet fears over national security'

UK Government Digital Service expands use of voice-recognition technology

UK ministers urge internet users to increase online security

Set up new departmental spending watchdog, urges former member of the Public Accounts Committee

IT issues hinder foreign nationals seeking 'settled status' in UK

Home Office admits breaching data rules after wrongly sharing details of Windrush victims

Police Scotland rollout of cyber kiosks must be halted, MSPs say

UK Government outlines ‘duty of care’ for social media companies

The art of STEM: taking stock of progress as the Scottish Government publishes its first annual report

UK Government outlines new standards for sharing data on cyberthreats

HMRC advertises for four new technology leaders 'to transform IT and digital services'

Capital growth: Edinburgh and Lothian since devolution

Police Scotland 'will take a more iterative approach to rolling out new technologies'