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    Johnson misled parliament and had no Partygate 'assurances' from senior officials, MPs find
    15 Jun 2023 Politics & Constitution
    Johnson misled parliament and had no Partygate 'assurances' from senior officials, MPs find
    Civil servants would have struggled to express concerns about the then-PM's behaviour, Privileges Committee says
    NI perm secs told to find revenue-raising measures amid budget funding shortfall
    15 Jun 2023 Politics & Constitution
    NI perm secs told to find revenue-raising measures amid budget funding shortfall
    Prescription and home-care charges on the table alongside higher tuition fees, Chris Heaton-Harris says
    Jacob Rees-Mogg, Priti Patel and Martin Reynolds named in Boris Johnson's resignation honours
    12 Jun 2023 Politics & Constitution
    Jacob Rees-Mogg, Priti Patel and Martin Reynolds named in Boris Johnson's resignation honours
    Ex-PM's allies and names familiar from the Partygate scandal appear on resignation honours lists
    Boris Johnson quits as MP over Partygate report findings
    12 Jun 2023 Politics & Constitution
    Boris Johnson quits as MP over Partygate report findings
    Yet-to-be-published report finds Johnson misled parliament over Covid lockdown parties at No.10
    Sunak and Biden launch ‘Atlantic Declaration’ economic-security partnership
    09 Jun 2023 Politics & Constitution
    Sunak and Biden launch ‘Atlantic Declaration’ economic-security partnership
    Labour says plans – which include car batteries and nuclear power – fall short of government’s promised trade deal
    Government to create national security unit for public procurement
    09 Jun 2023 Politics & Constitution
    Government to create national security unit for public procurement
    Proposed legislation will allow government to ban companies of concern from bidding in sensitive sectors
    MPs set to probe Whitehall’s understanding of devolution
    09 Jun 2023 Politics & Constitution
    MPs set to probe Whitehall’s understanding of devolution
    PACAC inquiry will examine whether departments have the right skills and knowledge for policymaking that impacts devolved nations
    WhatsApp used for coffee orders not key Covid decisions, former minister says
    05 Jun 2023 Politics & Constitution
    WhatsApp used for coffee orders not key Covid decisions, former minister says
    Lord Bethell says big decisions were not taken via the messaging service during the pandemic
    Covid Inquiry: Lawyers flag ‘missing year’ in Johnson’s WhatsApp submissions
    02 Jun 2023 Politics & Constitution
    Covid Inquiry: Lawyers flag ‘missing year’ in Johnson’s WhatsApp submissions
    Ex-PM has provided no phone messages from before May 2021, despite “full disclosure” claims
    Braverman will not face investigation over speeding row, Sunak decides
    24 May 2023 Politics & Constitution
    Braverman will not face investigation over speeding row, Sunak decides
    PM says Braverman did not break the ministerial code but recognises "perception of impropriety"
    Minister defends civil servants who referred Johnson to police over lockdown breach claims
    24 May 2023 Politics & Constitution
    Minister defends civil servants who referred Johnson to police over lockdown breach claims
    Officials could not "sit on" information discovered while preparing for the Covid Inquiry, Chalk says
    NICS head calls on Stormont leaders to address 'governance gap'
    23 May 2023 Politics & Constitution
    NICS head calls on Stormont leaders to address 'governance gap'
    Jayne Brady warns budget will "cause enduring harm to public service delivery" as she invites party leaders to discuss power sharing
    PM to consult ethics adviser after Braverman ‘asked civil servants for help with speeding fine’
    22 May 2023 Politics & Constitution
    PM to consult ethics adviser after Braverman ‘asked civil servants for help with speeding fine’
    Sunak will also speak to Simon Case about claims the home secretary broke the ministerial code by asking officials to organise a private speed-awareness course
    FCDO leaders 'committed' to fixing persistently high bullying, harassment and discrimination, Chisholm says
    18 May 2023 Politics & Constitution
    FCDO leaders 'committed' to fixing persistently high bullying, harassment and discrimination, Chisholm says
    Chief operating officer also reveals progress with Cabinet Office respect and inclusion review and civil service-wide efforts to address bullying and harassment
    Cabinet Office urged to review operation of ministers’ private offices
    18 May 2023 Politics & Constitution
    Cabinet Office urged to review operation of ministers’ private offices
    Institute for Government says exercise should explore best-practice amid “strained” relationship between ministers and Whitehall
    Officials aren’t ‘reluctant’ to tackle fraud and corruption, Chisholm says
    16 May 2023 Politics & Constitution
    Officials aren’t ‘reluctant’ to tackle fraud and corruption, Chisholm says
    Cabinet Office perm sec tells MPs National Audit Office allegation is “not his experience”
    Ministers 'too often make it harder for civil servants to do their job', Gauke says
    15 May 2023 Politics & Constitution
    Ministers 'too often make it harder for civil servants to do their job', Gauke says
    Ministers who are confrontational don't have "reputation for being terribly effective", ex-justice secretary says
    Whitehall ‘not moving fast enough’ on product-safety reform
    12 May 2023 Politics & Constitution
    Whitehall ‘not moving fast enough’ on product-safety reform
    Public Accounts Committee chair voices concerns about pace of progress with 2021 review
    Recovering £1.1bn in Covid debts will be ‘incredibly hard’, DBT perm sec admits
    11 May 2023 Politics & Constitution
    Recovering £1.1bn in Covid debts will be ‘incredibly hard’, DBT perm sec admits
    “Loosey-goosey” approach to first wave of business grants created a major obstacle to getting cash back, Davies tells MPs
    Stop calling civil servants 'lazy, woke and Machiavellian', union chief tells ministers
    11 May 2023 Politics & Constitution
    Stop calling civil servants 'lazy, woke and Machiavellian', union chief tells ministers
    Dave Penman urges Rishi Sunak to show he values government workforce at FDA conference
    'Opening up my door to junior civil servants was powerful,' ex-environment secretary says
    10 May 2023 Politics & Constitution
    'Opening up my door to junior civil servants was powerful,' ex-environment secretary says
    George Eustice extols virtues of interrogating officials who have done 'hard graft to understand an issue'
    MPs voice fears about Cabinet Office’s latest shared-services drive
    05 May 2023 Politics & Constitution
    MPs voice fears about Cabinet Office’s latest shared-services drive
    Report flags lack of business case, absence contingency plans for funding shortfalls and inconsistent “benefits” calculations
    NICS head unpacks impact of power-vacuum budget cuts
    05 May 2023 Politics & Constitution
    NICS head unpacks impact of power-vacuum budget cuts
    Jayne Brady warns there will be some decisions officials cannot legally make in absence of Northern Ireland Executive
    Grenfell Inquiry findings ‘won’t be published until 2024’
    04 May 2023 Politics & Constitution
    Grenfell Inquiry findings ‘won’t be published until 2024’
    DLUHC may see draft criticisms before end of this year, however
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