A study released for Safer Internet Day 2009 shows that Britons take more practical action to screen their children from the dangers of the internet than anyone else in the EU. They are most likely to use filtering software (77 per cent) and most likely to talk to their children about what they do online (87 per cent).

The government and major technology companies form a council to promote the protection of children on the internet.

How can government give helpful advice to citizens about how they can do sensible things with their own computers to stop Internet fraud? Get Safe Online is one initiative. Any ideas about how it can be improved?

Anonymous, an online activist group which has 'anonymous' members from all over the world, has warned the Turkish government of action it intends to take against it if it implements a planned Internet filter.The ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) government, plans to implement a filter on Internet browsing from August 22, 2011 on the grounds of protecting the youth from "harmful ...

Scottish Government publishes action plan to reduce its carbon footprint.

ACTION to protect children from pornography and other online threats must be accelerated to keep up with advances in technology, a Government adviser warned yesterday.

The Government’s Digital Inclusion Action Plan to be launched on National Get online day at Holborn Library, on 24th October 2008.

HEALTH Secretary Nicola Sturgeon today promised quicker treatment for cancer as she unveiled the Scottish Government's new action plan to tackle the disease.

Fisheries Secretary welcomes European plan for the conservation and management of sharks.

Scottish Government joins Earth Hour worlwide show of support for action on climate change.