Samantha Smith looks at how organisations can handle the data protection challenges of remote working.

Following the ICO's call for councils to make plans for returning to pre-covid levels of FOI work, Damien Welfare, Estelle Dehon, Isabella Buono and Rowan Clapp look ahead to the time when the regulatory environment returns to normal, and requesters are likely to expect their outstanding requests to be answered quickly.

Matthew White analyses the first recorded High Court judgment concerning journalistic access to the court file in public law family proceedings.

The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has published the final version of its guidance on Artificial Intelligence and Data Protection. James Cassidy looks at the key points.

Samantha Smith examines a recent Belgian case where a data protection officer was found to have had a conflict of interest.

Ibrahim Hasan sets out the key considerations for public authorities when an FOI request calls for the disclosure of staff names.

When the First-tier Tribunal decides an information rights appeal and finds in favour of the requestor, who has the responsibility for enforcing any non-compliance with that judgment? Is it the FTT, or is it the Information Commissioner? Christopher Knight examines an interesting judgment.

The Upper Tribunal has confirmed private registered providers are not subject to the Environmental Information Regulations. Kate Dimes Letters and Andrew Latham look at the key points of the ruling.

A recent decision of the Upper Tribunal, under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FOI), provides a useful reminder of what a public authority needs to do when applying the public interest test, writes Ibrahim Hasan.

In an important judgment, the Supreme Court has ruled that an employer was not vicariously liable for the actions of an employee who stole and then posted payroll details of his colleagues online. Ibrahim Hasan examines the ruling.

Ibrahim Hasan looks at the significant issues arising out of the police's use of drones during the coronavirus outbreak.

The Information Commissioner's Office has issued guidance for data controllers on their data protection compliance obligations during the coronavirus outbreak. Euros Jones, Alexander Gorst and Natasha Jordan look at the key points.

A local authority was recently ordered to disclose legally privileged material under the Environmental Information Regulations 2004. Natasha Stay considers the ruling.

Rowan Clapp looks at the key points from the Information Commissioner’s opinion on live facial recognition technology, law enforcement and privacy.

Susan Wolf sets what organisations should bear in mind when considering whether something is 'business as usual' or an FOI request.

A recent ruling from the Court of Justice of the European Union makes it clear that the ‘Right to be Forgotten’ in the context of Google searches has its limits, writes Ibrahim Hasan.

The Court of Appeal recently overturned a High Court ruling and found that a claimant could serve an out of jurisdiction application against Google as part of a class action. Ibrahim Hasan examines the judgment.

Monitoring Officers must ensure good governance over data and social media, writes David Kitson.

Damien Welfare sets out what you need to know when it comes to Brexit and data protection.

The Divisional Court has found that police use of automated facial recognition was a justified privacy intrusion. Robin Hopkins sets out the key findings in a landmark case.