International development secretary Penny Mordaunt calls for ‘national conversation’ to promote private investment in aid as part of reset of DfID’s work
White paper expected later this year to set out details of plan to end free movement of people once the UK leaves the European Union
The committee is the latest group to throw its weight behind calls to make securing a withdrawal agreement its “urgent priority”.
The 2016 Chilcot Report exposed some of Whitehall’s biggest weaknesses – the silos and hierarchies that lead to bad decisions. Two years on, the officials who led the civil service response from the MoD, Cabinet Office and Foreign Office tell Tamsin Rutter what’s happened since then
Theresa May outlines plans as part of pre-Brexit trade mission
International trade secretary Liam Fox unveils Exports Strategy with goal to increase UK exports to 35% of GDP
Airline complains of long waits despite 200 extra staff Home Office says were deployed to airport
Fears raised that UK-only passport lanes could increase costs of Home Office border security
Reports had indicated the army are also on standby to help distribute out medicines, food and fuel to vulnerable communities
Cost of protecting key communication link deemed prohibitive in 1990
The stories you may have missed as the government released a host of statements on the last day before summer recess
National Archives files reveal that 1,420 Whitehall staff were monitored by security services