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As the judge-led public inquiry opens on the three-month anniversary of the fire, legal experts call for a “repository of expertise” to build on lessons of past inquiries
Prison Officers Association rejects pay boost, as more public sector trade unions moot industrial action
Lammy Review points to disparity between UK’s ethnic breakdown and proportion of black and minority ethnic staff in prison service
Cabinet Office says year-on-year hike from £29.7m to £73.6m is evidence of increased scrutiny
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
Agency is the second government enforcement arm to trial cameras for protection this month
Statistician John Aston replaces Bernard Silverman to advise department on a range of issues
Think tank Reform wants department to boost digital infrastructure with savings from Whitehall’s automation agenda
Court rules that domestic worker kept by civil servant in conditions below legal standards for "basic minimum for dignity”
The Ministry of Justice recruited record numbers this year but is still losing experienced staff
Position paper outlines solutions to ensure 'frictionless' trade but critics say it's too 'light on detail'
Transport agency launches new campaign after torrent of abuse, including lorry drivers trying to run enforcement cars off the road
Union calls for Whitehall employers to seek out departed staff and pay additional settlements after successful High Court challenge to revised Civil Service Compensation Scheme
High Court orders Cabinet Office to pay union’s costs and refuses right to appeal decision
Annual report of the National Offender Management Service says additional overtime payments were needed to address staffing pressures
Department begins recruiting for post-Brexit arm’s length body
Perm sec Richard Heaton slammed for “less than satisfactory” response to prison pressures
Civil servants who collect court fines could be moved to the private sector under outsourcing proposal
Fraudulent letter claiming to be from the justice department chief asks companies for information
Judges say controversial fees “prevent access to justice”, meaning government faces repayment bill
Hugh Ind has interim appointment made permanent
Osborne-led department rapped Theresa May’s domain over pay agreement for child-abuse inquiry chief, it has emerged
Prime minister applauds Grenfell Tower and terror responses, but calls on Whitehall staff to “be bold” in facing future challenges