Brexit not an opportunity for UK to duck GDPR rules
New data protection rules to come in by summer 2018
The UK will still have to play ball with Europe when it comes to the incoming general data protection regulations (GDPR) once it leaves the EU, according to experts who have urged law makers to keep it...
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