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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
Home Affairs Committee report slams "completely unconvincing" Home Office plans to appoint just 300 new border staff
Chief whip moved to MoD after Fallon says his conduct had ‘fallen below the high standards that we require of the armed forces’
Number of parts moved between Navy vessels has increased by 50% in five years say auditors
National Audit Office warns shortage of key commercial and cost assurance experts could jeopardise £1.7bn savings target from non-competitive contracts
Tax authority announces recruitment for top tax post will be limited to existing civil servants
Mark Bryson-Richardson, director of the Stabilisation Unit, tells Suzannah Brecknell how his team helps government respond to international emergencies
Home secretary Amber Rudd said department is ‘tooling up’ with extra staff but real capacity will be created by new online system
Former immigration enforcement chief describes scale of Brexit challenge as chancellor pledges 'minimum' customs arrangement by March 2019
National Cyber Security Centre marks first 12 months in existence by publishing report into threat landscape
Tony Douglas will stand down from role at Defence Equipment and Support to return to aviation sector
Chair of department’s women’s network calls on male staff across the civil service to act as allies to feminist cause
ACOBA says cybersecurity role with US firm was announced before it had approved the appointment
New investigatory powers commissioner begins role inspecting use of state surveillance by public authorities
Theresa May reveals ministers are due to be briefed on resilience findings in a matter of days, as select committee chair questions scope of inquiry
Heads of Aircraft Carrier Alliance and Submarine Delivery Agency announced
While the civil service has shrunk dramatically, its volume and proportion of IT and digital professionals have gone up and up, ONS data reveals
Hugh Ind has interim appointment made permanent
NAO says the department’s efforts to tackle online fraud are ‘not proportionate to the threat’
Civil service union said there is “an unarguable case” to lift restrictions after the Conservatives lost their majority at the election