Brexit department remains an awkward fit in Whitehall, IfG says
Jo Swinson among biggest scalps claimed in disastrous night for Labour and Lib Dems
Department seeks to decide which data should be included in tool or whether buying or building is the best option
Prime ministers often want to leave their mark on Whitehall, but there are good reasons to rage against machinery of government changes
No timeframe on when work will conclude but plans are being made for information to be temporarily republished elsewhere
One of the leading figures in a civil service reform drive has set out details of how to create more empathetic policy making across government
Department had said reason for policy included that it required less work for officials
Jeremy Corbyn tells country to "vote for hope" as Boris Johnson promises "brighter future" in final election push
On this week's Civil Service World Podcast, Suzannah Brecknell and Jess Bowie are discussing kindness in the civil service
"The private office provides continuity through changes of minister": the paper tells politicians to lean on staff
Civil servants working up merger plans, reports say
Document latest in series of leaks that flag concerns over next steps for Boris Johnson’s plan