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Inquiry by MPs found immigration and border system already understaffed, with problems likely to be compounded by uncertainty over Brexit
Study finds that a quarter of officers need to access six or more databases in working on a single case
Union flags webinar frustration as 1,000 staff fear for jobs
1,000 staff to transfer from collapsed outsourcing provider to new Whitehall-owned company to maintain work across 52 prisons
Fewer than 10% of Community Rehabilitation Companies qualify for offender-reduction rewards
Perm sec Richard Heaton admitted to being “startled and stunned” by the over-ambitious scheme
Next stage in HMCTS modernisation programme could see eight closures
MPs get update on outsourced prisons contract as Cabinet Office reports public services are being maintained
Department seeks supplier to bring two programmes under single service-management structure in £200m-plus project
PCS union accuses department of casualising the workforce as proposal follows years of staffing cuts
Prime minister insists Home Office chief-turned-national-security-adviser can decline request to appear
NAO investigates why department was forced to redraw contracts and increase projected payments to CRCs by £342m
Staff at agency near the bottom of the civil service pay satisfaction table, but unable to take strike action
The government has recently set up a number of high-profile inquiries, including into child sexual abuse and the Grenfell Tower fire. As the terms of reference for the Grenfell Tower probe are finalised, this is how inquiries can earn trust
Think tank report on public inquiries finds lack of formal guidance, procedures and scrutiny measures
A court ruling this month means a Scottish Government plan to introduce a minimum price for alcohol will finally go ahead. Its introduction is a nothing short of a thing of beauty in policymaking
Action pre-empts driving examiner strike expected to start in early December
Senior officials defend rationale for new GPS tags but admit major failings of project now delayed by more than five years
Reform think tank argues for greater devolution of powers to buy healthcare, employment, skills and offender management services
Union warns of strike potential over Courts and Tribunal Service’s hubs proposals
Justice secretary asks officials to commence “post-implementation review” that was promised when reforms were introduced in 2012
MPs raise concerns about department’s attitude to science advice after learning its acting chief scientific advisor is an economist
Ministry of Justice perm sec and other top officials from justice and health admit staff cuts have contributed to record high suicide rate in prisons
Michael Lockwood will become first director general of the Independent Office for Police Conduct