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    Security & Defence

    The latest Security & Defence news from Civil Service World
    Dominic Grieve: former attorney general says ministerial code change 'sends out a very bad signal'
    28 Oct 2015 Security & Defence
    Dominic Grieve: former attorney general says ministerial code change "sends out a very bad signal"

    Senior Tory backbencher joins former Treasury solicitor Sir Paul Jenkins in questioning removal of reference to international law


    'On the outside you think government is slow' – What's it like being seconded to Whitehall from the private sector?
    01 Oct 2015 Security & Defence
    "On the outside you think government is slow" – What's it like being seconded to Whitehall from the private sector?

    Beyond the comfort zone: Andrew Rogoyski, head of cyber security services at global IT supplier CGI, tells Civil Service World about an eye-opening secondment working on cyber security in the Cabinet Office


    Jeremy Heywood on Freedom Of Information: public doesn't stand for secrecy
    24 Sep 2015 Security & Defence
    Jeremy Heywood on Freedom Of Information: public doesn't stand for secrecy

    Freedom of Information has been a "very big positive" in spite of "chilling effects", says Cabinet secretary


    Latest defence review will not be driven by cuts, says Michael Fallon
    22 Sep 2015 Security & Defence
    Latest defence review will not be driven by cuts, says Michael Fallon

    Defence secretary tells RUSI think tank that the latest cross-government defence strategy will be "positive, assertive and quite properly strategic"


    MI5 chief Andrew Parker steps out of the shadows to make social media plea
    17 Sep 2015 Security & Defence
    MI5 chief Andrew Parker steps out of the shadows to make social media plea

    MI5 director general Andrew Parker gives first live interview to "increase understanding" of intelligence agency's work – and suggests social media firms have an "ethical responsibility" to report terror concerns


    New figures show biggest fall in civil service workforce since 2011
    16 Sep 2015 Security & Defence
    New figures show biggest fall in civil service workforce since 2011

    Workforce shrinks by 8,000 posts – with GovCos and privatisations accounting for much of the change


    Dominic Grieve named head of committee overseeing intelligence agencies
    15 Sep 2015 Security & Defence
    Dominic Grieve named head of committee overseeing intelligence agencies

    Former attorney general – and recent critic of government's human rights plans – elected to lead the Intelligence and Security Committee


    Former development secretary Clare Short on why the civil service needs 'a bonfire of targets'
    11 Sep 2015 Security & Defence
    Former development secretary Clare Short on why the civil service needs "a bonfire of targets"

    The official view: Clare Short spent six years as Tony Blair's international development secretary. Here she tells us about motivating officials, how her private secretary snuck her into a global trade conference, and why the civil service must pay "fair wages" to its staff


    Home Office & FCO cuts could undermine UK security strategy, defence thinktank warns
    10 Sep 2015 Security & Defence
    Home Office & FCO cuts could undermine UK security strategy, defence thinktank warns

    Royal United Services Institute says protection of Ministry of Defence budget alone may not be enough to safeguard against wider threats


    Ministry of Defence contracting rules set for review
    07 Sep 2015 Security & Defence
    Ministry of Defence contracting rules set for review

    New watchdog the Single Source Regulations Office seeks to overhaul MoD deals with single-source contractors


    Q&A with Daniel Selman, cyber industry deputy head at the Ministry of Defence
    26 Aug 2015 Security & Defence
    Q&A with Daniel Selman, cyber industry deputy head at the Ministry of Defence

    As co-founders of the Defence Cyber Protection Partnership, the Ministry of Defence is at the forefront of efforts to tackle the rising threat of cyber attack. Sarah Aston talks to the MoD’s cyber industry deputy head Daniel Selman


    FCO names Sir Simon McDonald as new perm sec
    29 Jul 2015 Security & Defence
    FCO names Sir Simon McDonald as new perm sec

    Simon McDonald, UK ambassador to Germany since 2010, to take up post as FCO's most senior official from September


    Ministry of Justice to bring in outside policy experts with DfE-style fellowship programme
    28 Jul 2015 Security & Defence
    Ministry of Justice to bring in outside policy experts with DfE-style fellowship programme

    Justice department to run policy fellowships to expand “pool of people” delivering extensive reform programme


    Humour in diplomacy: the story behind the “plan” to move Hong Kong to Northern Ireland
    24 Jul 2015 Security & Defence
    Humour in diplomacy: the story behind the “plan” to move Hong Kong to Northern Ireland

    When Foreign Office letters on a plan to move the entire population of  Hong Kong to Northern Ireland turned up at the National Archives, many media outlets failed to spot the hoax. Former FCO official David Snoxell shares the story behind the correspondence, and warns against humour-free diplomacy


    Foreign Secretary says FCO will prioritise embassy network in spending review
    22 Jul 2015 Security & Defence
    Foreign Secretary says FCO will prioritise embassy network in spending review

    Philip Hammond tells MPs that while Treasury's 25% and 40% cuts call likely to be "aspirational", FCO must make "strategic" savings


    Mark Lyall-Grant named as prime minister’s new national security adviser
    08 Jul 2015 Security & Defence
    Mark Lyall-Grant named as prime minister’s new national security adviser

    UK’s representative to the UN Sir Mark Lyall-Grant will succeed Sir Kim Darroch as David Cameron’s national security adviser


    Army Reserve recruitment drive given 'Red' rating by major projects watchdog
    25 Jun 2015 Security & Defence
    Army Reserve recruitment drive given "Red" rating by major projects watchdog

    Future Reserves 2020 moves from "Amber/Red" to "Red" rating in Major Projects Authority's latest assessment, but Ministry of Defence says scheme "on schedule to realise its benefits"


    Sir Simon Fraser: “big concern” among Foreign Office staff over pay
    19 Jun 2015 Security & Defence
    Sir Simon Fraser: “big concern” among Foreign Office staff over pay

    Permanent secretary Sir Simon Fraser tells CSW the FCO must have “a comparable offer” with other departments


    An in-depth look at the National Cyber Security Programme
    17 Jun 2015 Security & Defence
    An in-depth look at the National Cyber Security Programme

    Does the government’s National Cyber Security Programme have what it takes to face up to a threat that keeps on evolving? Tim Gibson examines this ambitious major project


    MoD pilot contract six years behind schedule - watchdog
    12 Jun 2015 Security & Defence
    MoD pilot contract six years behind schedule - watchdog

    National Audit Office finds £3.2bn training programme will "not be running at full capacity until 2019"


    Review calls for overhaul of surveillance laws
    11 Jun 2015 Security & Defence
    Review calls for overhaul of surveillance laws

    Security review calls for “comprehensive and comprehensible new law” to govern security agencies’ surveillance powers


    Surveillance powers review to be published
    11 Jun 2015 Security & Defence
    Surveillance powers review to be published

    Independent review into intelligence agencies' powers expected at 11am


    Defra appoints Royal Navy man to lead marine science agency
    18 May 2015 Security & Defence
    Defra appoints Royal Navy man to lead marine science agency

    Tom Karsten – a Royal Navy real admiral – is named as the new CEO of Cefas


    Nicola Sturgeon launches SNP's 2015 election manifesto
    20 Apr 2015 Security & Defence
    Nicola Sturgeon launches SNP's 2015 election manifesto

    SNP leader and Scottish first minister Nicola Sturgeon sets out party's plans to 'change the direction' of next government, as David Cameron pledges yearly Treasury and Cabinet Office review of impact of devolved decisions


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