Currently, UK law contains a presumption that computers are working correctly when they produce material that is used in court.

The UK Home Office has given two contracts valued at almost £25mn to Fujitsu since July’s general election, despite Labour MPs criticising awards to the company at the centre of the Post Office ...

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The ITV series took its name from Alan Bates, a dismissed sub-postmaster from Wales who painstakingly led 555 sub-postmasters ...

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Japanese telecoms giant NTT Docomo hit with a cyberattack Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack affected services for 12 hours Telecoms firms are being increasingly targeted by cybercriminals ...

Telefónica's head of infrastructure and the head of Fujitsu's wireless business discuss the role of network transformation as ...

Despite half a billion pounds being paid out, the "vast majority" of those seeking redress are yet to receive their payments.

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