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Problems with ScotRail's £83m app may persist until CHRISTMAS (opens the original)
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An £83million ScotRail ticket app may not be fixed until Christmas after the boss of the nationalised rail firm admitted the technology ‘hasn’t been good enough’. The launch of the app at the end of July came during what was said to be the busiest week for ScotRail since it was taken into public ownership. Its chief executive Joanne Maguire told MSPs that SilverRail Technologies, the firm behind the app, had made background changes to the operating system ‘at very short notice’ before it went li
Watchdog probing force amid rise in data breaches (opens the original)
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Police Scotland is being probed over its handling of requests for information from members of the public, according to an ‘alarming’ new report. The Mail can reveal the force is being investigated by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) over its performance on responding to Subject Access Requests (SARs). These allow individuals to obtain copies of personal information held about them by an organisation. Internal documents seen by the Mail also show declining rates of compliance with SARs
Stacy's Law breakthrough as Neil Gray pledges spy in the sky tech (opens the original)
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Criminals face being monitored by ‘spy in the sky’ satellites after a campaign by the family of a woman whose killer was out on bail. Ann Hunter said her daughter Stacy, 35, might still be alive if Jim Mair had been wearing a GPS (global positioning system) tag, alerting the authorities if he approached her home. The body of Stacy Hunter was found at a cottage in Houston, Renfrewshire, on July 27. Her estranged husband Mair, 43, was also found dead there. But the family of the mother of three sa
BBC refuses to reveal cost of Scots digital channel (opens the original)
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The BBC is at the centre of a secrecy row after refusing to disclose how much has been spent on its digital channel in Scotland. It declined to provide figures for spending on BBC Scotland, the total expenditure since its creation or audience data. BBC Scotland was launched in February 2019 as a dedicated channel for Scottish audiences. It has been repeatedly criticised over its low viewing figures and poor value for money. The failure to disclose the latest spending figures following a Freedom
Former Sheku Bayoh inquiry chair paid more than £700k before quitting (opens the original)
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The former chairman of the inquiry into the death of Sheku Bayoh was paid more than £711,000 of taxpayers’ money before quitting amid a row over alleged bias. Lord Bracadale admitted in October last year that he had lost the ‘confidence’ of those involved in the £50million probe after the body representing rank-and-file officers launched a legal challenge to have him ousted. He decided not to recuse himself after ruling there was no possibility that he was biased, following concerns about his pr
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