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Singh review finds poor coordination and outdated IT systems made it difficult to find everyone affected by demands for DNA evidence
Individual civil servants’ pay awards could vary depending on where each department decides to target increases
Warning comes after PM hopefuls hint at plans for departmental culls
Permanent secretary admits there is "more we can do" to improve access to education stats
Payments include £8.2m paid to people who had been wrongly detained
Update also reveals Windrush taskforce has rejected 1,445 applications for documentation proving status
Examination comes after administrator MyCSP finds it has paid 12,000 pensioners too much or too little
It took departments 119 days on average to publish details of contracts
Public health professor has been a chief scientific adviser to government departments for a decade
Union seeks urgent meeting with the Cabinet Office after CSW reveals demands for payment
Former BIS and DIT permanent secretary will be troubled aerospace giant's "senior representative" in Europe and the UK and Ireland"
Truss also hints at buildings sell-off to avoid having “land that could be used for housing sitting on the government balance sheet”
One ex-civil servant says his enquiries have gone unanswered after he received a bill for more than £8,000
A permanent replacement for outgoing stats chief to be announced in "late summer", UKSA says
Case in which asylum detainee was told to return to the address where she was sexually exploited raises "grave safeguarding concerns", charity says
FDA petition says pay has stagnated while ministers 'make political capital out of the end of austerity'
Regulator calls for publication of official data to "enable meaningful public spending debate"
MP says ongoing vacancy exposed in wake of Grenfell tragedy is "astounding" a year after search began
Union leaders sound alarm as bill tops £12m at one ministry and tens of millions across government
PM backs recommendation of Augar Review to bring back maintenance grants, which could cost £2bn
Sedwill acknowledges setbacks but says 2014 reset he oversaw was "reasonable based on the information available at the time"
DfID in the firing line as candidates seek to win support for leadership bids
Home Office officials also said they knew suppliers were using two different software versions to develop ESN technology, which later caused delays
NAO head says the department failed to protect innocent students in 2014 English test cheating scandal
Labour probe reveals wide variation in cybersecurity training provision to civil servants
Registered pharmacies will be allowed to sell straws to people who need them for medical purposes after concern from disability rights groups
PAC questions whether apprenticeships on offer are the “best use of the available funding in terms of adding genuine value to the economy”
Comms staff to receive more training after a media officer circulated figures from public opinion tracker to colleagues
UK a close second as ranking authors warn of global "inequality of access to AI”
Panel will consider businesses' claims of financial hardship after legislation reduces "Cash for Ash" payments
Civil service is pushing for a “cultural change towards openness and honesty about mental health”, says HR chief Rupert McNeil
Union says members have reported pay errors since ISS World took over support services contract in March
Home Office needs a “Plan B“ in case vital tech components aren't ready in time, says public spending watchdog
Cabinet Office publishes updated guidance on training academy formerly known as Centre for Public Leadership
Report urges better communication of the scheme after finding some EU nationals confused about whether they need to apply
An explosives expert and the first woman to lead the Met Office, Penelope Endersby’s arrival at the much-loved weather service was a breath of fresh air. She tells Beckie Smith about being a mentor, climate change, and stepping out of the shadows