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    Brexit

    Britain's exit from the European Union will leave few areas of life in government untouched. Our Brexit section brings together the latest breaking news, in-depth analysis and thought-provoking opinion pieces as the civil service rises to the challenge of leaving the EU
    Bernard Jenkin: Civil servants need to do some ‘soul-searching’ over Brexit
    13 Oct 2017 Brexit
    Bernard Jenkin: Civil servants need to do some ‘soul-searching’ over Brexit

    PACAC chair calls for expanded role for Department for International Trade second perm sec Crawford Falconer in Brexit trade talks


    Whitehall hiring policy ‘could be undermining UK trade talks’
    12 Oct 2017 Brexit
    Whitehall hiring policy ‘could be undermining UK trade talks’

    Campaign group’s FOI compares Whitehall team with US counterparts at July meeting


    Treasury finds £250m for Brexit preparations
    11 Oct 2017 Brexit
    Treasury finds £250m for Brexit preparations

    The Home Office, environment department and HMRC are among those given new money to fund preparations for Brexit


    Home Office needs 'considerably more' staff to cope with Brexit, former immigration officials warn
    11 Oct 2017 Brexit
    Home Office needs 'considerably more' staff to cope with Brexit, former immigration officials warn

    Former immigration enforcement chief describes scale of Brexit challenge as chancellor pledges 'minimum' customs arrangement by March 2019


    MPs demand government publish Brexit impact studies
    11 Oct 2017 Brexit
    MPs demand government publish Brexit impact studies

    Labour, Liberal Democrat, Green and SNP MPs have written to Brexit secretary David Davis


    Opinion: A new purpose for DExEU in Brexit
    10 Oct 2017 Brexit
    Opinion: A new purpose for DExEU in Brexit

    As government struggles to negotiate, legislate and implement Brexit, we need clear accountability. It is rime for DExEU to step up and take charge


    Idea of better deal on Hinkley Point 'fanciful’, says former DECC perm sec
    10 Oct 2017 Brexit
    Idea of better deal on Hinkley Point 'fanciful’, says former DECC perm sec

    Stephen Lovegrove told MPs that nuclear power plant deal with EDF would have collapsed had his department tried to renegotiate terms


    Theresa May: Whitehall is planning for ‘no deal’ Brexit
    10 Oct 2017 Brexit
    Theresa May: Whitehall is planning for ‘no deal’ Brexit

    Prime minister has confirmed the government is planning for every eventuality, including that no transition agreement is reach by 2019


    Cameron cleared for ‘brand ambassador’ role with US firm
    06 Oct 2017 Brexit
    Cameron cleared for ‘brand ambassador’ role with US firm

    Appointments watchdog ACOBA approves former PM’s request to work for electronic-payments company


    Bank of England top official urges Brexit transition deal by Christmas
    06 Oct 2017 Brexit
    Bank of England top official urges Brexit transition deal by Christmas

    Deputy governor Sam Woods says slow progress in negotiations risks banks triggering contingency plans


    Ministers ‘must resist’ ECJ plan for post-Brexit disputes, says IfG
    06 Oct 2017 Brexit
    Ministers ‘must resist’ ECJ plan for post-Brexit disputes, says IfG

    Institute for Government argues that European Court of Justice cannot provide a neutral voice


    Defra’s chief scientific adviser delays departure over Brexit
    05 Oct 2017 Brexit
    Defra’s chief scientific adviser delays departure over Brexit

    Prof Ian Boyd cancels decision to step down and pledges to stay on for “at least another year”


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