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With nominations open for the Diversity and Inclusion Awards 2018, Tamsin Rutter speaks to winners from last year who helped challenge the menopause taboo, persuade 200 defence workers to identify as LGBT supporters, and ensure diverse input on counter-terrorism work
Home secretary Amber Rudd announced that UK cyber defences will be tested in major security war game
Chief inspector of borders and immigration says new exit checks system ‘severely hamstrung’
Stephen Lovegrove plans to ‘adjust operating model’ of the MoD as he sets out need to make tough decisions and ensure UK’s broad and strong military capability
Watchdog MPs doubt department’s ability to meet £1.7bn savings target from new regulations
National Cyber Security Centre issues guidance on boosting security amid risk of blackout and data theft from Russian attacks
Commons committee calls for clarification on rules and processes that will allow frictionless border arrangements to continue
Government refutes Public Accounts Committee suggestion it is being reckless on potential for hard exit from EU
Cabinet ministers have dipped into a special pot set up by former chancellor George Osborne
Every day staff see the pressure on defence caused by pay restraint, delays to procurement orders and purchasing of cheaper foreign equipment to cut costs
Inquiry by MPs found immigration and border system already understaffed, with problems likely to be compounded by uncertainty over Brexit
The man responsible for delivering the National Cyber Security Strategy to discusses diversity, enabling change, and a holistic approach to security
After two years as Westminster’s chief public-spending watchdog, Meg Hillier tells Tamsin Rutter her frustrations and aspirations on pre-scrutinising projects, taking the fight against tax evasion to the US and extending FOI
The UK government has taken a leading role in combatting Daesh’s plan to weaponise the international media. Dan Chugg, former head of the C-Daesh Coalition Comms Cell, explains how this has been achieved
Public Accounts Committee warns “a lot at stake” with Carrier Strike programme
MPs ‘disappointed’ with government rejection of recommendations for extra safeguards to prevent sidelining of ministers in key decisions
Code updated to protect staff and prevent inappropriate overseas visits following Damian Green, Michael Fallon and Priti Patel scandals
Prospect says funding uncertainty puts UK’s world-class defence industry at risk
Prime minister insists Home Office chief-turned-national-security-adviser can decline request to appear
Department wants extra cash to fund efficiency reforms and a full defence review to follow national security adviser's work
Public Accounts Committee criticises departments' “business as usual” assumption for 2019 and berates pace of pan-Whitehall Border Planning Group
Unpaid bill leads to limit on chancellor’s use of RAF jets, according to reports
Top government officials detail list of changes to 85 IT systems at the UK border required because of Brexit
Former perm sec argues FCO was disempowered by “unnecessary creation” of Department for International Trade