Zoe Crowther

Spring Budget 2024: What we know so far
05 Mar Economy
Spring Budget 2024: What we know so far
From tax cuts and spending cuts to childcare provision, here's what to expect from Jeremy Hunt's Budget
Labour MP calls for arm's-length body review to avoid future Post Office scandal
23 Jan Operational Delivery
Labour MP calls for arm's-length body review to avoid future Post Office scandal
Government should be "able to intervene more directly on occasions" in light of Horizon scandal, Kevan Jones says
Autumn Statement: All the key measures, from tax cuts to business reforms
23 Nov 2023
Autumn Statement: All the key measures, from tax cuts to business reforms
Your rundown of key announcements in Jeremy Hunt's Autumn Statement
Supreme Court dismisses government's Rwanda appeal
15 Nov 2023 Justice & Home Affairs
Supreme Court dismisses government's Rwanda appeal
Sunak says his government will "consider next steps" after its Rwanda immigration plan was ruled unlawful once more
HS2 and A-levels scrapped: All of Sunak's Conservative conference announcements
05 Oct 2023 Education
HS2 and A-levels scrapped: All of Sunak's Conservative conference announcements
PM promises "better transport connections in the north" as he scraps Manchester leg of HS2 rail link
Rayner moved to levelling up brief as Keir Starmer shuffles the pack
04 Sep 2023 HR
Rayner moved to levelling up brief as Keir Starmer shuffles the pack
Starmer begins major reshuffle of his shadow cabinet ahead of next year's election
Government warned not to let big tech firms 'dictate' AI policy
24 Jul 2023 Digital, Data & Technology
Government warned not to let big tech firms 'dictate' AI policy
Report finds government is "largely reliant on external expertise from industry" to understand AI
Government's civil service pay offer unlikely to bring 'peace and harmony', union says
10 Jul 2023 HR
Government's civil service pay offer unlikely to bring 'peace and harmony', union says
Mark Serwotka says it is "very likely" that the union's executive will decide government concessions so far are "not enough" to end strikes
Rwanda scheme ruled unlawful by Court of Appeal
29 Jun 2023 Foreign Affairs
Rwanda scheme ruled unlawful by Court of Appeal
Court of Appeal not convinced that Rwanda is "safe third country"
Cabinet Office launches legal action over Boris Johnson WhatsApps
02 Jun 2023 Communications
Cabinet Office launches legal action over Boris Johnson WhatsApps
"Important issues of principal at stake," department says
Braverman will not face investigation over speeding row, Sunak decides
24 May 2023 Politics & Constitution
Braverman will not face investigation over speeding row, Sunak decides
PM says Braverman did not break the ministerial code but recognises "perception of impropriety"
Bullying report finds Raab acted in ‘intimidating manner’ as justice secretary
21 Apr 2023 HR
Bullying report finds Raab acted in ‘intimidating manner’ as justice secretary
Echoes of Patel inquiry findings as lawyer Adam Tolley says justice secretary's behaviour was “abrasive” but not intentionally “abusive”
Rishi Sunak being investigated for alleged failure to declare interest
17 Apr 2023 Politics & Constitution
Rishi Sunak being investigated for alleged failure to declare interest
Parliamentary commissioner launches investigation as PM denies failing to declare interest
TikTok banned on government devices in new security rules
16 Mar 2023 Communications
TikTok banned on government devices in new security rules
NCSC review has identified "risk around how sensitive government data is accessed and used by certain platforms"
Williamson resigns from Cabinet Office after bullying allegations
09 Nov 2022 HR
Williamson resigns from Cabinet Office after bullying allegations
Minister departs with "real sadness" after being accused of telling a civil servant "slit your throat"