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Gove gives evidence as reports say he has put troops on standby to prevent fuel shortages
Commons leader compared neurologist David Nicholl to anti-vaxxer Andrew Wakefield after no-deal warnings
As she steps down after nearly a decade as the nation’s doctor, Davies talks to Beckie Smith about the delicate balance of influence and power, dealing with the tabloid press and why altruism matters in public health.
Warning comes as freight association head says there has been “too little debate" about longer-term post-Brexit border plans
New guidance shows freedom of movement will not end on October 31
Javid says funding is "not just our responsibility but also our duty" in pre-Spending Round announcement
Civil service has a "responsibility" to support staff with the condition, says disability champion Rutnam
Sir Ian Boyd gives warning days before his departure as Defra chief scientist
Job adverts for comms, policy and border staff open with weeks to go until Brexit
Move prompts concern over appointing people with "little loyalty to the job"
Median pay for top-paid professions twice that of the lowest, figures show
Ministers and civil servants to skip most meetings to focus on Brexit preparations, department says
Gove summoned before MPs after leaked dossier warns of fuel, food and medicine shortages
Providers told supplies could take up to five days to deliver – up from three days set out in February guidance
Extra staff drafted in as departments feel the strain of Brexit preparations and major tech projects
Think tank also calls for merger of policing watchdogs after warning current set up 'places a heavy bureaucratic burden on individual forces'
Lord Carlile will consider if programme is fit for purpose
Civil servants told to 'communicate clearly with the British people about what our plans for taking back control mean'
Nobel prizewinners say no-deal Brexit will damage UK science despite Johnson pledge
Treasury announcement shows departments could be expected to make further cuts
Experts say hospitals had already earned £1bn of cash announced by Boris Johnson by making spending cuts
Director general posts announced in January in shake-up after challenging year for HMPPS
The Right to Rent scheme has been beset by criticism and fears that it could stoke discrimination since before its rollout in 2016, culminating in a damning High Court judgement this year. All the while the Home Office has said a panel of experts has helped to implement and monitor the scheme – but a long hiatus, ignored warnings and a lack of transparency have raised questions.
Document contradicts legally-binding code of practice for scheme, which the High Court ruled in March breachs human rights law
Former University of Aberdeen vice-chancellor to take up role after first recruitment process comes up empty
Johnson says 'strong economic performance' has made funding possible
Bids sought after G4S contract was extended despite revelations of abuse at Brook House
Civil Service Commission also reveals Health and Safety Executive breached recruitment principles
2019 nominees have done "outstanding work", says awards champion Sir Richard Heaton
Calls for 28-day cap rejected the same day as Home Office confirms new immigration minister
£300m spending cap accounts for possible frequency of “disruption events”, including border delays
Unit will be staffed by Cabinet Office and Ministry of Defence officials
Fraud and error remain a "significant challenge" as measures to cut mistakes fail, permanent secretary says
Union says pay award was imposed “without proper and meaningful consultation”
Johnson promises to "mobilise the civil service" as he tells Gove to make no-deal planning "top priority"
Foreign Office is told not to "pick and choose" which leaks to investigate