The Scouse Oracle
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The Direction that does't exist
In December 2025 I started a parliamentary petition. It asked for two things a clear national opt-out for NHS data processed in the Federated Data Platform (FDP) and the National Data Integration Tenant (NDIT), and a full public consultatio...
Three Tests, Thirty Days How We’ll Know If Burnham Means It
The chair of the committee that investigated Palantir just picked the next Prime Minister and told us why in one sentence. Here’s the timeline she’s handed him, and the three tests that will tell us everything within thirty days.
The MP wh...
The Home Office Said It Didn’t Know. Now That Minister Is Running Defence.
This piece contains no allegations. Everything stated here is drawn from public parliamentary record, Freedom of Information responses, and official documents released by the Metropolitan Police Service. All UIN numbers are searchable on qu...
The Legal Document the Government Promised to Publish. They Didn’t. Then They Did It Again.
In December 2025 the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology made a legal commitment.
I had filed a Freedom of Information request asking for the Data Protection Impact Assessment for GOV.UK One Login the government’s national di...
Why is the Met Using National Security Laws to Hide an Internal HR Tool?
The Met is using Palantir to monitor 50,000 officers for misconduct. But when asked what data the system actually swallows, they blacked it out claiming it’s a matter of national security. Here is what the black ink is really hiding.
The M...
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