The UK’s new Data Use and Access Act aims to boost the economy by £10 billion, streamline public services, and improve healthcare data access. It empowers consumers, enhances tech innovation, and strengthens digital ID systems, while also supporting bereaved families and construction workers.
Four men were convicted in Glasgow for a £6 million telecom fraud involving NHS contracts. Executives from Oricom colluded with officials who leaked confidential information in exchange for cash and gifts. The case revealed major procurement flaws and stressed the need for greater transparency and accountability in public sector contracting.
