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Senior analyst, Business Applications, Enterprise Strategy Group. Blogger for Computer Weekly and other TechTarget sites. Views own.
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Lammy announces AI legal assistants for Crown Courts at London Tech Week

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By Brian McKenna 
| Computer Weekly
At London Tech Week, deputy prime minister David Lammy announced the advent of artificial intelligence (AI) legal assistants for use in Crown Court cases, alongside an AI tool for judges to identify cases ready for trial. At the end of December 2025, the Crown Court backlog was 80,200 cases in England and Wales, the highest level recorded since 2016, according to Minstry of Justice (MoJ) figures. The backlog in magistrates’ courts was 379,400.
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Prince William charity and Salesforce set up data lab to tackle homelessness

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By Brian McKenna 
| Computer Weekly
Prince William’s homelessness programme, Homewards, is teaming up with Salesforce and LandAid, a property industry charity, to set up a Homelessness Data Lab. The Homewards charity, launched in 2023, works in six locations: Aberdeen, Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, Lambeth, Newport, Northern Ireland and Sheffield. It is supported by The Royal Foundation.
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Infosecurity Europe 2026: AI turbo-charging cyber crime and response

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By Brian McKenna 
| Computer Weekly
The big theme of the keynote programme at this year’s Infosecurity Europe focused on how artificial intelligence (AI) is turbo-charging the activities of cyber attackers, whether criminals or states hostile to the West. Paul Chichester, director of operations at the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), told attendees that he had moved from a more to a less sceptical position on the salience of artificial intelligence for cyber security over the past year.
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