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Timing of measure "would be detrimental to the efficient conduct and continuity of business", David Sterling warns
Private companies cut out of unpaid work and behavioural programmes in further reversal of Grayling reforms
MOG change happens as government abandons plans for full customs checks immediately post-transition amid coronavirus crisis
"Not possible" to determine business-support schemes demonstrate value for money
PrideON will feature panel talks, a podcast and an appearance from Mr Motivator
“Infrastructure could return to the public sector in an unsatisfactory condition and services could be disrupted,” watchdog warns
Cabinet Office sets up “commercial clearing hub” where departments can bid for consultants
Covid-19 and killing of George Floyd have shown up “persistent and painful inequalities” in society, cab sec says
Senior civil servant and medical statistician to become director general, succeeding Tom Hurd
Paul Kissack to leave for Joseph Rowntree Foundation by September
Outsourcer training coronavirus tracers was told to take "remedial measures" after sharing email addressers
Regulator says there is "clear media and public interest" in data used by ministers but not published by MHCLG
'As normal government business resumes, more of us will now need to be in the workplace'
Report by ex-No.10 spad sets out how officials can learn from the armed forces after the coronavirus outbreak
Jenrick says government needs the backing of people "most affected by" its response to inquiry recommendations
PAC says Get Ready for Brexit campaign did not inspire confidence, and UK now faces "two incredible, unprecedented political and economic upheavals"
Appointees will aim to increase trade between the UK and South Asia, China and Hong Kong and Europe
SSAC says department has done "remarkable work" amid the pandemic, but some people are falling between cracks
Patrick Vallance aims to address "misconceptions" about science advice
Personnel change comes after former chief exec leaves to join police watchdog
Up to £118,000 and 'opportunity to make a real difference' on offer amid Covid-19 pandemic
Sedwill says unprecedented media briefing was "appropriate" as it concerned spad's conduct in offical role
PM tells committee of senior MPs it is time to move on from row over adviser's possible lockdown breaches
Successful candidate will succeed Alex Chisholm, now civil service COO
Cabinet Office investigating 'unauthorised' tweet sent in heat of Cummings lockdown row
Just 20% of staff in one department are able to work from home
Case left government to run Prince William's household in 2018
"You should not expect to be back in your usual workplace anytime soon," officials told
"The costs of government’s response are large and uncertain," public spending watchdog says
Government wants to appear like it takes workers' safety seriously "without actually doing anything about it", Clancy says
Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration must have "unquestionable integrity"
The Regulatory Policy Committee exists to ensure departments effectively weigh up the costs, benefits and risks of new regulations. Its interim chair, Stephen Gibson, tells Beckie Smith why it’s important to tell departments what they need to hear – even if it’s not what they want to hear
“Politicians decide and we should be subjected to scrutiny," first minister says after criticism of clinical director
Pay remit guidance for 2020-21 prompts mixed reactions
Departments can give average wage increases of up to 2.5%, pay remit guidance says
'The department knows it can’t go on like this,' says PAC chair