Experts voice fears as Ethics and Integrity Commission goes live
14 Oct HR

Experts voice fears as Ethics and Integrity Commission goes live

Successor body to Committee on Standards in Public Life “needs full independence and statutory footing”, anti-corruption organisations warn
by Jim Dunton
MPs to launch inquiry into collapse of China spy trial
16 Oct Security & Defence
MPs to launch inquiry into collapse of China spy trial
DSIT says AI tool could free up 75,000 civil servant days a year
16 Oct Digital, Data & Technology
DSIT says AI tool could free up 75,000 civil servant days a year
Building Digital UK to become unit within DSIT in latest quango closure
15 Oct Civil Service Reform
Building Digital UK to become unit within DSIT in latest quango closure
A snowy slow-motion train wreck
08 Jan 2010 Justice & Home Affairs
A snowy slow-motion train wreck

In a week when the weather has disrupted travel and brought a surreal dimension to life, Edward Garnier still manages to be amazed by the latest abortive coup against the prime minister.
Interview: Richard Thomas - Champion of just causes
23 Sep 2009 Finance
Interview: Richard Thomas - Champion of just causes

Former information commissioner Richard Thomas has a new job: overseeing the government’s systems of administrative justice. He talks to Matt Ross about the challenges, potential and importance of both roles
Interview: Paddy Ashdown
18 Nov 2008 Foreign Affairs
Interview: Paddy Ashdown

Paddy Ashdown, former Lib Dem leader and co-chair of the IPPR’s Commission on National Security, tells Matt Ross that we are ill-prepared for the challenges of a new era of globalised, decentralised power