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Announcement comes as damning report finds probation service at one of collapsed company's subsidiaries "inadequate"

An allowance for working overnight is among the package offered to entice staff to join coordinating group for EU exit

BT shows how to plan and manage your network to unlock the rewards of the cloud

New a2 Milk cartons use 80% less plastic than previous plastic milk bottle.

New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People

Judge nods to departmental budget pressures as he hands down 12-month sentence

Cabinet sec says Farr “dedicated his entire career to keeping our citizens safe and the country secure”

Civil service chief says combining the jobs is part of fusion agenda to boost teamwork across government

Defra’s Clare Moriarty and DfT’s Bernadette Kelly update MPs on Brexit staffing plans for frontline departments

Outsourcing firm’s chief executive writes to Public Accounts Committee to outline measures taken to improve performance

As Brexit swells the senior civil service ranks, the government will struggle to meet its goal of moving more officials out of London, says the Institute for Government’s Aron Cheung

Bernadette Kelly defends department’s due diligence over Seaborne Freight debacle

Sterling says social housing is particularly affected by power vacuum, with some homes at risk of being mothballed

Awards will recognise best practice in corporate leadership, workspaces, technology, culture and people, and smarter working together

Brexit will remain a key focus as the NAO rebalances its resources to cope with its mounting workload

Move comes after report by former John Lewis HR chief Laura Whyte concluded civil servants face both abusive and abrasive behaviour

DfT only received three bids for no-deal ferry contracts, NAO review finds

As we begin another momentous year in UK politics, civil service chief exec John Manzoni and BT managing director of major and public sector Colm O’Neill came together to discuss the future of public services. CSW reports. Photo Baldo Sciacca

Work and pensions secretary Amber Rudd has acknowledged that rollout of benefit reform could have contributed to large increase but says government has made changes to improve reform

Minister reveals that work is ‘deferred’ until after the UK leaves the EU

Select committee report has also questioned the chancellor's assertion that "austerity is coming to an end"

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FoI requests before the deal was scrapped reveal external advisers to controversial contract

Davies, who set up the National Institute for Health Research and has driven efforts to tackle antimicrobial resistance, will step down in September