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New group will help “put in place the foundations” for recovery, says communities secretary
Attorney general Jeremy Wright reveals the government is rethinking the plan, which had been criticised by some senior legal figures
Paul Lincoln to lead immigration and customs-control body from September
Outgoing council chief claims local government secretary Sajid Javid told the authority to seek his resignation
Lidington pledges to continue reform programme, but Labour criticise lack of legislation the Queen’s Speech
As the death toll continues to rise, prime minister says nation needs answers on high-rise inferno disaster
Environmental campaigners seek High Court review of clean air proposals and consultation
Theresa May to urge US president Donald Trump to keep intelligence and security information secure
Terrorism threat level raised to critical after COBRA meeting
Last week's cyber hack exploited weaknesses in widely used computing systems across the public sector, particularly the NHS. Leaders need to get better at evaluating the small risk of very serious harm and getting vulnerabilities onto ministerial agendas
Letter dismisses government's claim that it meets 2% NATO defence spending target as “accounting deception”
Rules introduced by ministers to stop legal aid being granted to prisoners in certain situations have been deemed unlawful by the Court of Appeal
Outgoing Food Standards Agency chief executive Catherine Brown believed she had a job with a low media profile until the horse meat scandal raced over the horizon. She tells Mark Smulian about the changes she has made in the department over the last five years and her plans for the future
Justice Select Committee raises spectre of more fragmented services and weakened economies of scale from latest reform drive
Department launches recruitment drive for £110k post to underpin “huge” change programme
Her Majesty's Prison and Probation Service replaces National Offenders Management Service as Ministry of Justice takes over the commissioning and monitoring of prison and probation services
Britain must negotiate its divorce from the EU before talks can start on any future relationship, Donald Tusk said today in a major blow for Theresa May.
The political parties in Northern Ireland have failed to reach an agreement to form a new power-sharing Executive following the elections this month. The consequences could include the re-introduction of direct rule from Westminster
Prime minister leads parliament in paying tribute to those affected
Justice secretary confirms move as planning permission sought for four new jails
Cabinet Office summons Google to answer concerns over video-sharing subsidiary
Home Office perm sec on the move, with DfT chief Philip Rutnam taking the reins at Marsham Street
NOMS chief executive Michael Spurr to lead new HM Prison and Probation Service, which goes live from April 1
But Howard League for Penal Reform says continued administrative delays are “simply unacceptable” for prisoners who remain locked up