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5-7 July 2027 St John's College, Cambridge
05 July 2027
Slaughter and May, London
06 October 2026
Editors Comment from UK Report September 2026
02 September 2026
John Kavanagh of TikTok advocates for increased flexibility in adequacy and validated data security compliance measures as a transfer tool
AI is being used to both generate and respond to Data Subject Access Requests. Tom Cooper reports on how a deft human touch remains vital
The UK data protection framework has been amended, but not dramatically, in light of the EU Digital Omnibus or the previous government’s ambitions. By Laura Linkomies
Ralph O’Brien of Serious Privacy Ltd analyses the connection between Henry VIII powers, the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025, and the quiet constitutional shift in UK data protection law
Annabel Gillham, Michal Pati, and Dan Alam of Morrison & Foerster LLP say that some of the government’s proposals may create unnecessary regulatory burden without delivering proportionate benefits
Consent is a moment. Agents are continuous. PL&B’s Nel Anna Krzeslowska reflects on this dilemma
Using processors requires risk assessments and ongoing monitoring. By Claire Saunders and Jenai Nissim of HelloDPO Law Ltd
Includes: ICO issues skeleton draft strategy IC’s new non-executive members appointed DSIT (now DCMS) consults on data transfers, AI and re-use of public sector data Upper Tribunal dismisses TikTok appeal
Editorial for UK Report September 2026
Blog for UK Report September 2026
Includes: - UK should apply a mix of adequacy decisions and alternative data transfer tools - Friend and Foe: AI is taking over DSARs - Have we missed the Secretary of State in the room? - Monitoring technologies in UK workplaces - Managing your privacy supply chain
