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The Folio · No. 19Jess Entwistle

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    Mapping UK police forces’ dependence on the hyperscalers

    Computer Weekly used public DNS records to map which outside suppliers all 48 forces in Britain connect to, and found one US hyperscaler quietly standardised across a shared service.

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    Specialist rape courtrooms to be introduced across England and Wales

    Every Crown Court will have at least one courtroom dedicated to rape and serious sexual offence cases within two years, announced by the Prime Minister on 21 September.

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    Government defends the eVisa system after MPs call it fundamentally flawed

    The Home Office has rejected the Home Affairs Committee’s call to move electronic visas to a token-based process instead of the current error-prone one.

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    BMA tells MPs Capita lacks the capacity to run the GP pension scheme

    The doctors’ union has written to select committees asking for the Capita-run scheme to be brought back in-house, a live question for anyone watching public sector outsourcing.

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    ICO chief says smart glasses and AI wearables have reopened the privacy debate

    The Information Commissioner is calling for policymakers, regulators and manufacturers to work together on devices that record in public.