Economy

The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy was created in July 2016 as part of changes announced when Theresa May became prime minister. Civil Service World met Angie Ridgwell and Jaee Samant, the civil servants responsible for the transition programme from the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills and the Department for Energy and Climate Change, to reflect on the process. By Richard Johnstone

Campaign group’s FOI compares Whitehall team with US counterparts at July meeting

Devereux to leave government after leading the department through controversial Universal Credit rollout 

Labour, Liberal Democrat, Green and SNP MPs have written to Brexit secretary David Davis

Hollywood has lessons for the long-running compensation scheme saga, but there's no guaranteed happy ending

Louise Casey, Tory backbenchers and PCS union raise fears over implementation plans

Launch of free trade think tank in the Foreign Office showed "astonishing lack of judgement in using official government buildings", says FDA

DExEU, Cabinet Office, and Defra under fire for refusal to answer information requests

Government Property Unit releases numbers as Labour announces policy to nationalise private finance initiative contracts

Shadow health secretary said Cabinet Office and Treasury would work together to review contracts

Inclusive growth is the latest policy buzzword, and the government even has its own Inclusive Economy Unit. But what does it mean? Thomas Graham explains

 IfG calls for expanded role for Major Project Leadership Academy, including “regular engagement” with ministers