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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
    Why collaboration holds the key to co-ordinated border management Sponsored
    24 Apr 2020 Brexit
    Why collaboration holds the key to co-ordinated border management

    Shannon Kerrigan of Leidos makes the case for a more integrated approach to delivering "the frictionless border of the future"


    Perm sec issues clarification on EU medical equipment scheme
    22 Apr 2020 Brexit
    Perm sec issues clarification on EU medical equipment scheme

    FCO chief Sir Simon McDonald says he “inadvertently and wrongly” told MPs the UK had opted out of a procurement scheme


    10 years of government blunders and brutal reports: an interview with former PACAC chair Bernard Jenkin
    20 Apr 2020 Brexit
    10 years of government blunders and brutal reports: an interview with former PACAC chair Bernard Jenkin

    After a decade at the helm of the Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee, Sir Bernard Jenkin is moving on. He tells Beckie Smith about the highlights, lessons and bitter battles


    Defence and foreign policy review must be delayed, ex-national security adviser says Exclusive
    30 Mar 2020 Brexit
    Defence and foreign policy review must be delayed, ex-national security adviser says
    Comprehensive spending review and Brexit transition should also be pushed back, former Foreign Office perm sec Lord Ricketts says
    Ruling out Brexit transition extension amid coronavirus crisis would be ‘irresponsible’, ex-Foreign Office perm sec says
    25 Mar 2020 Brexit
    Ruling out Brexit transition extension amid coronavirus crisis would be ‘irresponsible’, ex-Foreign Office perm sec says

    “The world quite literally has changed and I think you have to adapt,” Simon Fraser says.


    'Majority government seems likely to be back with a vengeance': what to look for in post-Brexit legislation
    24 Mar 2020 Brexit
    'Majority government seems likely to be back with a vengeance': what to look for in post-Brexit legislation

    "There is still a lot more Brexit legislation to come – and in substance, at least, it could prove controversial"


    Home Office turns down 300 EU settled-status applications in a month
    20 Mar 2020 Brexit
    Home Office turns down 300 EU settled-status applications in a month

    First refusals on eligibility grounds announced, but some applications were “under consideration for several months”


    HMRC delays office closures to handle boosted headcount
    13 Mar 2020 Brexit
    HMRC delays office closures to handle boosted headcount

    Staff told department will extend life of Bradford office by six years and keep Washington base open until 2030


    IFS: Departments will still face spending squeeze as Budget plans 'not as generous as they appear'
    13 Mar 2020 Brexit
    IFS: Departments will still face spending squeeze as Budget plans 'not as generous as they appear'

    Analysis of public spending figures indicates that much of announced spending increases will be taken up by existing policy plans


    Next round of Brexit trade talks cancelled due to worsening coronavirus outbreak
    13 Mar 2020 Brexit
    Next round of Brexit trade talks cancelled due to worsening coronavirus outbreak

    Negotiations will not take place in person, but both sides are exploring possible video discussions


    Ex-DExEU and Defra perm sec Moriarty to leave civil service
    12 Mar 2020 Brexit
    Ex-DExEU and Defra perm sec Moriarty to leave civil service

    “I could not have asked for better, more committed colleagues," Moriarty says in statement


    £4.4bn spent on departmental Brexit prep by 31 January, NAO finds
    05 Mar 2020 Brexit
    £4.4bn spent on departmental Brexit prep by 31 January, NAO finds

    Nearly £100m of spending written off, watchdog finds


    Home Office names new passports and visas DG
    28 Feb 2020 Brexit
    Home Office names new passports and visas DG

    Serco Health director Abi Tierney will lead HM Passport Office and UK Visas and Immigration


    UK warns EU it will walk away from trade talks in June if no agreement on the horizon
    27 Feb 2020 Brexit
    UK warns EU it will walk away from trade talks in June if no agreement on the horizon

    Breakdown of talks would lead to increased customs checks, policy paper says


    Data reveals Whitehall’s churniest departments
    27 Feb 2020 Brexit
    Data reveals Whitehall’s churniest departments

    Cabinet Office and now-defunct DExEU top list of ministries with the fastest-turning revolving doors


    Dave Penman: What does the government’s northern focus mean for civil servants?
    24 Feb 2020 Brexit
    Dave Penman: What does the government’s northern focus mean for civil servants?

    The Conservative Party’s newfound interest in the north of England could be a game-changer for civil servants. Or it might just be a passing fad


    Home Office facing ‘storms’ amid Patel bullying row, says ex-perm sec
    21 Feb 2020 Brexit
    Home Office facing ‘storms’ amid Patel bullying row, says ex-perm sec

    David Normington reflects on Patel v Rutnam stand-off amid reports department faces institutional racism allegations in draft Windrush review


    Home Office to open applications for post-Brexit immigration system in autumn
    19 Feb 2020 Brexit
    Home Office to open applications for post-Brexit immigration system in autumn

    Policy proposals unveiled today include no visa route for "low-skilled" workers


    Chief Brexit negotiator says UK won’t accept EU's 'level playing field' in trade talks
    18 Feb 2020 Brexit
    Chief Brexit negotiator says UK won’t accept EU's 'level playing field' in trade talks

    David Frost says the UK will not extend the transition period beyond the end of December as “at that point we recover our political and economic independence in full”


    Jill Rutter: Boris Johnson might insist that Brexit is done, but there’s much left in the civil service’s EU exit in-tray
    14 Feb 2020 Brexit
    Jill Rutter: Boris Johnson might insist that Brexit is done, but there’s much left in the civil service’s EU exit in-tray

    The UK’s formal exit from the European Union has seen the government try to move the country’s focus from Brexit. But civil servants will have no such luxury


    Environmental standards ‘can’t just be set in a small office in Whitehall’, EA chief says
    07 Feb 2020 Brexit
    Environmental standards ‘can’t just be set in a small office in Whitehall’, EA chief says

    Emma Howard Boyd calls on new watchdog to engage widely and not focus “just at those seen as doing ‘environment’”


    Sedwill and Johnson praise civil service for 'fantastic job' getting Brexit done
    04 Feb 2020 Brexit
    Sedwill and Johnson praise civil service for 'fantastic job' getting Brexit done

    "With determination, you’ve got Brexit done, and you’ve done a brilliant job," PM says


    PM: We’ll hire more trade negotiators if civil service needs them
    03 Feb 2020 Brexit
    PM: We’ll hire more trade negotiators if civil service needs them

    PM rules out accepting EU rules in exchange for post-Brexit trade deal as both sides set out negotiating plans


    Fears of Brexit brain drain as DExEU staff prepare for closure
    31 Jan 2020 Brexit
    Fears of Brexit brain drain as DExEU staff prepare for closure

    Government urged to ensure that promises to keep find officials meaningful roles are honoured


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