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iPads for all MPs, House of Commons decides

Stat of the day: £400,000. The amount of money the House of Commons is to spend on giving all 650 MPs an iPad each.

Big Brother really is watching you

Quote of the day: 'It's a mass phishing expedition to invade the privacy of everybody in the country. That should be unacceptable in any civilised nation.' Simon Davies, director of Privacy International, is flabbergasted by planned legislation to monitor every call, text, email and website visit in...

The Entrepreneur's Budget: Andrew Burgess, JMC IT

Our 'Dream Budgets' series continues with Andrew Burgess, MD of Salford-based JMC IT. Key to his Budget: work experience for politicians and better IT, natch.

The Entrepreneur's Budget: David Buttress, Just-Eat

Our 'Dream Budgets' series continues with this submission, penned by David Buttress, MD of online takeaway company Just-Eat. If he was Chancellor of the Exchequer, he'd tackle job creation, the digital economy, and bad politicians...

Quote of the day

'This is going to be wow. I hope Wikipedia will melt phone systems in Washington on Wednesday. Tell everyone you know!' Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales has gone ahead with the site's blackout today in protest against the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA). The White House has already backtracked on the proposed...

High-speed rail line gets the green light

The HS2 will allow commuters to travel from London to Birmingham in just 49 minutes. Ironically, the project itself is moving forward very gingerly...

Bank bills new £50 note

The new note will feature industrialists James Watt and Matthew Boulton. Is this an attempt to turn the UK back into the workshop of the world?

.london calling, says promotion agency

The capital is set to get its very own top-level domain. Pricey - but the city's in good company.

Stat of the day: £142,000

The salary being offered to the Government's new 'Twitter Tsar'.

Government aims to lead Europe on super-fast broadband by 2015

The Government's plans for universal high-speed broadband access, with a 'digital hub in every community', sound impressive. But are we too far behind to catch up?

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