Computer Weekly has investigated the Post Office Horizon scandal since 2008 and is, in fact, part of the story. This guide covers essential information about the scandal.

Airport has implemented a full spread of Oracle Cloud Applications, including ERP and HCM, as it looks to recover from the pandemic.

Roger Gilbert says he believed the Post Office was acting "honestly and competently" in prosecutions.

CIA and its former director sued over allegations that they authorised unlawful spying on US citizens when they visited WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange at the Ecuadorian Embassy in London.

The Metropolitan Police Service faces a legal challenge over its refusal to confirm or deny whether it has shared correspondence with US law enforcement about three prominent members WikiLeaks staf...

Each year during its search for the most influential women in UK technology, Computer Weekly asks the tech industry to nominate who it thinks should be considered for the top 50. Here is the longli...

Rev Richard Coles tells Computer Weekly why there needs to be a statutory public inquiry into the Post Office Horizon scandal.

MI5 withheld high-risk concerns about its ability to comply with legislation from the home secretary when it submitted applications for surveillance warrants, NGOs Privacy International and Liberty...

Fujitsu engineers could make changes to Post Office branch accounts without anyone knowing.

Tens of thousands of IT contractors have been saddled with life-changing tax bills as a result of a controversial, retroactive government policy – and the fall-out from its introduction has been li...

Victims of the Post Office Horizon scandal will next week tell their devastating stories to the statutory inquiry.

The fallout from HMRC's controversial disguised remuneration clampdown - the Loan Charge policy - has been likened to the Post Office Horizon scandal during a House of Commons debate

Loan Charge Action Group urges its members to ask their MPs to support an amendment to the controversial loan charge policy that could see more people fall outside its scope.

With prime minister Boris Johnson expected to announce a reshuffle of his new-look government today, IT contracting stakeholders are calling for the publication of the loan charge review to be prio...

In an open letter signed by 76 MPs, the prime minister and the chancellor are facing calls to intervene urgently on how the loan charge policy is being enforced.

The IT required to be operational after December 2020 is almost certainly undeliverable, according to Institute for Government report.

Computer Weekly has announced this year’s list of the 50 Most Influential Women in UK Tech, including this year’s winner Anne-Marie Imafidon.

The Loan Charge All Party Parliamentary Group’s first meeting results in cross-party group of MPs quizzing contractors on their dealings with HM Revenue and Customs.

In a seven-page letter to newly appointed Treasury minister Lucy Frazer, MPs highlight the legal flaws in HMRC's controversial loan charge policy and demand a new independent review.

Tax compliance think tank TaxWatch is calling for a criminal fraud investigation to be launched into the promoters of disguised remuneration schemes to curb the continued proliferation of new tax a...

In its search for the Most Influential Women in UK Technology, each year Computer Weekly asks the tech industry to nominate who it thinks should be considered for the top 50. Here is the longlist f...

Contractor community frustrated by lack of concrete release date for review as loan charge settlement date of 31 January 2020 looms.

Thousands of IT contractors are at risk of financial ruin as HMRC pursues them for tax it claims they owe on work they did up to two decades ago and were reimbursed for via loan remuneration scheme...

The Loan Charge and Taxpayer Fairness All Party Parliamentary Group is seeking input from contractors about the real-world toll the loan charge policy is having on them.

Campaign group calls for HMRC to face an investigation, while accusing the department of "utter hypocrisy" for using IT contractors enrolled in disguised remuneration schemes

Each year, Computer Weekly publishes the longlist of all of the women put forward to be considered for its list of the top 50 Most Influential Women in UK Tech. Here are all of 2021’s nominees.

Computer Weekly has revealed who is on the 2022 list of the 50 Most Influential Women in UK Tech, including this year’s winner, Flavilla Fongang.

WikiLeaks made “devastating revelations” that exposed the way the US conducted its wars in Iraq and Afgahanistan. Patrick Cockburn, Middle East correspondent for the Independent, said WikiLeaks rev...

HMRC is seeking feedback on its plans to tackle tax avoidance scheme promoters, in the wake of criticism over its past enforcement of the loan charge policy

Despite securing the support of 50 named MPs, an amendment to the forthcoming Finance Bill that could have seen thousands of people fall out of scope of the Loan Charge policy has been denied.

Inquiry by Loan Charge All-Party Parliamentary Group calls on government to tweak IR35 legislation during passage of next Finance Bill.

Computer Weekly has announced the 2019 list of the 50 Most Influential Women in UK Tech, including this year’s winner Debbie Forster.

The government’s independent inquiry into the loan charge disguised remuneration policy has been criticised in a report by a cross-party group of MPs for being “fundamentally flawed”.

One Post Office scandal victim was deliberately destroyed by the Post Office to deter other subpostmasters from challenging the integrity of its core computer system.

Computer Weekly speaks with open source investigators about how they use social media to gather evidence of war crimes, and the trouble with using such evidence in legal proceedings.

Each year, Computer Weekly publishes the longlist of all of the women put forward to be considered for its list of the top 50 Most Influential Women in UK Tech. Here are all of 2022’s nominees

Minister for enterprise, markets and small business Kevin Hollinrake said in a written statement to Parliament published on 20 October that the government is providing £150m in additional financial...

In this essential guide, Computer Weekly investigates the cyber attack on the British Library that has rendered IT systems inoperable and caused service disruption to thousands of users

Spain’s National Court investigates claims that security company illegally recorded meetings between Assange, politicians, lawyers and celebrities at the Ecuadorian Embassy in London.

Loan Charge and Taxpayer Fairness All-Party Parliamentary Group seeks input from accountants, lawyers and tax advisers who work with contractors in-scope of the loan charge policy.

In a letter to Alex Chalk, the secretary of state for justice, the Horizon Compensation Advisory Board said that revelations from the statutory inquiry into the scandal have shown all the convictio...

HMRC and HM Treasury confirm there are no plans to alter the loan charge settlement terms, despite calls from cross-party MPs to consider doing so

While subpostmasters fight tooth and nail for justice and financial redress, Fujitsu continues to target millions of UK taxpayer pounds.

Assessments are claimed to have resulted in “99%” of utility firm’s off-payroll workers having their roles reclassified as inside IR35.

The winner of UKtech50 2021, Sarah Wilkinson, is at the helm of NHS Digital, leading her army against the war on Covid-19, delivering large scale programmes quicker than ever before.

IBM has set four tasks for programmers to try out on its cloud-based quantum computer, in a bid to widen quantum coding skills

Computer Weekly has announced the list of the 50 Most Influential Women in UK IT 2018, including this year’s winner Amali de Alwis.

The IT contractor community shares its verdict on the UK government's plans to revamp its controversial loan charge policy, which has left thousands of people facing life-changing tax bills and fin...

The winner of Computer Weekly’s 2017 Most Influential Woman in UK IT award, Sherry Coutu, says role models are the best way of addressing the diversity imbalance in the technology industry.

Victims of the Post Office Horizon scandal have been suffering in silence for many years, but the current public inquiry is giving them a voice, and people are listening.

The Post Office’s refusal to believe subpostmasters were suffering losses due to computer system errors was incompetent and cruel.

Each year during its search for the most influential women in UK technology, Computer Weekly asks the tech industry to nominate who it thinks should be considered for the top 50. Here is the longli...

Computer Weekly has announced the 10th annual UKtech50 – our definitive list of the movers and shakers in the UK tech sector.

MPs from Loan Charge All-Party Parliamentary Group write to HMRC CEO Jim Harra to demand the department be investigated for breaching the civil service code.

Low-cost airline Ryanair is on course to go all-in on the Amazon Web Services public cloud, as part of its push to boost the agility and cost effectiveness of its operations

The National Crime Agency “deliberately concealed” information when it applied for a warrant to access hundreds of thousands of intercepted messages and photographs from the EncroChat encrypted mob...

Computer Weekly has announced the list for Most Influential Women in UK IT 2017, including this year’s winner Sherry Coutu.

Government departments landed with tax bills totalling just over £120m over contractor IR35 status errors, despite receiving HMRC guidance and training.

Two former subpostmasters pushed to the brink of suicide after being convicted for financial crimes, finally have their names cleared..

Subpostmasters wrongfully convicted of financial crimes based on evidence from faulty software will be offered £600,000 compensation by government.

Computer Weekly has announced this year’s list of the 50 Most Influential Women in UK Tech, including this year’s winner Anne-Marie Imafidon.

Post Office IT scandal CEO has no excuse for her inaction in preventing the biggest miscarriage of justice in UK history.

IBM is bringing its AI-powered Watson platform to the US Open tennis players, to provide them with insight into their past performances.

Leading KC names Post Office staff he believes perverted the course of justice when crushing subpostmaster in court.

Netherlands capital hosts TCS’s latest innovation hub, which will bring together an ecosystem to address the challenge of sustainability.

A document dump of emails shared between HMRC officials has prompted loan charge campaigners to further question the legal footing of the government’s controversial disguised remuneration policy