Brexit

Cabinet Office sets up “commercial clearing hub” where departments can bid for consultants

PAC says Get Ready for Brexit campaign did not inspire confidence, and UK now faces "two incredible, unprecedented political and economic upheavals"

Cabinet Office minister says there will be “some limited additional process on goods arriving in Northern Ireland” under the Brexit deal

Successive prime ministers “failed to offer any significant protection” as officials came under attack, IfG says

Claire Bassett resigns while the post-Brexit trade body is still in shadow form

Cabinet Office minister insists it is "still entirely possible to conclude negotiations" by 31 December despite coronavirus crisis

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Nearly £100m of spending written off, watchdog finds

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

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

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

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

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

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