Bill passed to give Pakistani government sweeping controls on social media, but critics argue it will further suppress free speech

Bill passed to give Pakistani government sweeping controls on social media, but critics argue it will further suppress free speech
Elon won't be happy. Australia's House of Representatives passes bill to ban children under-16 years from social media. Senate still to vote
Industry group representative faces hostility from Australian Senate ahead of vote on law to ban under-16s from social media platforms
MPs urge government to make more use of social media, including TikTok, to reach young people and combat rampant misinformation
Cross-party group of MPs and Lords calls for ban on widely used Hikvision and Dahua surveillance tech in UK over human rights concerns
Amazon, eBay, Facebook and Google respond to MPs over their role in facilitating online scams, as fraud activity skyrockets during pandemic
GRU Officer Dmitry Badin, who is also wanted in the US for hacking Hillary Clinton's emails, is now wanted by Germany for Bundestag cyberattack in 2015
Parliamentary rebellion from a number of Tory MPs over Government decision to allow Huawei limited role in 5G networks has been defeated
Commons defence committee now plans to review government's decision to allow Huawei a 5G role, as Conservative rebels seek a complete ban
Committee finds Chinese gear could be safely allowed in some areas of 5G networks, but says there may be 'geopolitical or ethical grounds' to shut Huawei out
Rise in theft of tech from the NHS has prompted warning about cyber risk to patient data
Parliament group calls for regulations to tackle harmful social effects of 'Wild West' online environment, in the latest sign of a tightening regulatory landscape for internet firms
Cyber whodunnit after Prime Minister warns of 'nation state hack' of Australian political parties and parliament
MP Damian Collins said the internal documents are to be released once they have been stripped of personal information, amidst an ongoing row between Facebook and Parliament
Playing hardball. MPs use rare parliamentary powers to seize documents after Zuckerberg refuses to testify
Government should appoint a cabinet-level cyber-security minister to take leadership instead of relying on ineffective market forces, report finds
The two parliaments are to hold a joint session on misinformation at the end of November, and are eager for Facebook's chief executive to attend
Alexander Nix admits obtaining Facebook data from Cambridge researcher in testy exchanges with MPs
Facebook reveals it tracked users with more than 10 million social plug-ins on third-party sites
Pledge comes as social network's tech boss is grilled by committee of British MPs
The NHS and the government have failed to act on lessons learned from the incident, Public Accounts Committee says
Interview transcripts indicate Leave.EU benefited from Cambridge Analytica's work, parliamentary committee says
GCHQ must become a cyber organisation and make the protection of the 'digital homeland' part of its core mission, Jeremy Fleming has said
IT systems at Scottish Parliament suffers similar cyber-attack to recent Westminster assault
Following the attack on Parliament's network two weeks ago MPs were targeted by scam callers in an effort to obtain passwords
The Technical Capability Notices are to be submitted to ministers for approval
The latest ESN delay takes its planned implementation six months beyond the expected obsolescence of the current network
The government said it is working with digital sectors to be able to represent their interests following the EU vote
DCMS select committee says BT is not spending enough on broadband infrastructure and Openreach service levels are suffering