Justice & Home Affairs

Caroline Normand set to join Which?, while other moves see the government name Lowell Goddard’s abuse inquiry replacement and Charlie Bean lined up for the Budget Responsibility Committee

Home secretary Amber Rudd says she intends to appoint a new chair for the troubled inquiry “as soon as possible"

Prejudice and discrimination can rise at a time of heightened insecurity, says Dr Marc Verlot of the Equality and Human Rights Commission – and it's not just the job of the police to tackle it

Theresa May arrives at Number 10 with years of experience on the government's key decision-making body on security. Dr Joe Devanny of the International Centre for Security Analysis takes a look at what the new government will mean for the way departments support prime ministers on national security issues

“None of us had any idea things would move so fast today, least of all the prime minister,” says Number 10

Home Office permanent secretary Mark Sedwill is under pressure to take action and deliver better returns on the use of confiscation orders

National Probation Service director Colin Allars named as successor to Lin Hinnigan at troubled young offenders' organisation

Justice committee warns the Ministry of Justice against seeking to "represent the quality of its evidence base to be higher than it is" after senior legal figures criticise research into court fees

Resignation announcement comes ahead of the publication of the Taylor Review of the Youth Justice System

Latest revisions to the tax authority's Single Departmental Plan include customer service targets and aim of getting staff engagement up to civil service-wide average

Cabinet Office promises new multi agency incident transfer protocol will help improve response to major incidents like terror attacks and floods

Experts question the ability of Queen’s Speech centrepiece to deal with system's core problems