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Ubuntu:is a free, Debian derived Linux-based operating system, available with both community and professional support. |
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UK bank account:UK Bank Account Number. Description, A reference number that uniquely identifies this bank account within this branch of a UK bank. |
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UK Banking Code:sets standards of good banking practice for financial institutions to follow when they are dealing with personal customers in the United Kingdom. |
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UK Fraud Prevention Service (CIFAS):CIFAS (UK) provides a range of fraud prevention services to its members (for example banks, building societies, loan companies etc), and includes a fraud avoidance system used by the majority of the UK’s financial services companies |
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UK Home Office:The Home Office is a United Kingdom government department responsible for internal affairs, such as law and order throughout England and Wales |
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UK Identity and Passport Service (IPS):The Identity and Passport Service (IPS) was established as an Executive Agency of the Home Office on 1st April 2006. |
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UK National Health Service Number (NHS number):The NHS Number is used as the common identifier for patients across different NHS organisations. It is a unique 10 digit number assigned to every individual registered with the NHS in England and Wales. |
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UK National Insurance Number (NINO):Everybody in England needs a National Insurance Number. It’s used to record the national insurance contributions you have to pay when you are working. Your benefits depend on these contributions being recorded in your NI account. |
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UK Police and Justice Act 2006:The UK Police and Justice Act 2006 has amended the UK Computer Misuse Act 1990 under the section called 'Miscellaneous Part 5 Computer Misuse amendments'. |
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UK/US Driving/Drivers' Licence Numbers:A driver's license or driver license (U.S.), driving licence (UK, Ireland, Hong Kong, Pakistan, India, Singapore, Malta), driver's licence or driver licence (Canada, Australia†, New Zealand). |
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Unicode:is a computing industry standard allowing computers to represent and manipulate text expressed in most of the world's writing systems consistently |
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