Cabinet secretary urged to clamp down on No.10 press-office ‘lies’
06 Jul Politics & Constitution
Cabinet secretary urged to clamp down on No.10 press-office ‘lies’
Press officers' integrity may be "just another piece of collateral damage from the prime minister’s behaviour", IfG says
Chancellor Rishi Sunak and health secretary Sajid Javid resign
05 Jul Politics & Constitution
Chancellor Rishi Sunak and health secretary Sajid Javid resign
Double resignation comes after Simon McDonald says No.10 was "not telling the truth" about Pincher affair
Ex-Foreign Office perm sec: No.10 ‘needs to come clean’ on Pincher story
05 Jul Politics & Constitution
Ex-Foreign Office perm sec: No.10 ‘needs to come clean’ on Pincher story
Boris Johnson was personally briefed on inappropriate behaviour three years ago, says Simon McDonald
Case ‘must clarify’ protection measures for civil servants
28 Jun Politics & Constitution
Case ‘must clarify’ protection measures for civil servants
Union chief calls on cabinet secretary to set out post-Geidt safeguarding arrangements
Voluntary redundancies ‘absolute last resort’ in DWP closure programme
24 Jun Politics & Constitution
Voluntary redundancies ‘absolute last resort’ in DWP closure programme
But minister tells MPs at least 1,100 staff say they cannot move to a new site when their office shuts
Ex-standards adviser Lord Geidt addresses 'confusion' over resignation
23 Jun Politics & Constitution
Ex-standards adviser Lord Geidt addresses 'confusion' over resignation
“The cautious language of my letter may have failed adequately to explain the far wider scope of my objection," letter says
Commons to delete MPs' attendance data after pressure from ministers
22 Jun Politics & Constitution
Commons to delete MPs' attendance data after pressure from ministers
Change comes after Jacob Rees-Mogg slams “lefty Freedom of Information request"
Claims PM tried to hire Carrie Johnson for Foreign Office job 'ripe for investigation'
21 Jun Politics & Constitution
Claims PM tried to hire Carrie Johnson for Foreign Office job 'ripe for investigation'
Ex-standards adviser Lord Geidt reportedly believes PM’s plan to hire girlfriend as chief of staff at FCO should be probed
PM warned against scrapping standards adviser role after Geidt resignation
17 Jun Politics & Constitution
PM warned against scrapping standards adviser role after Geidt resignation
Civil servants will be at risk without a way to ensure the ministerial code is followed, union warns
Geidt resignation: standards chief placed in ‘impossible and odious position’
16 Jun Politics & Constitution
Geidt resignation: standards chief placed in ‘impossible and odious position’
PM’s former adviser says proposals for a “deliberate and purposeful breach” of the ministerial code pushed him over the edge
PM’s standards adviser quits after Partygate comments
16 Jun Politics & Constitution
PM’s standards adviser quits after Partygate comments
Downing Street says it is “disappointed” Geidt has decided to step down after barely a year in post
PM’s standards adviser says Partygate probe didn’t encroach on his remit
14 Jun Politics & Constitution
PM’s standards adviser says Partygate probe didn’t encroach on his remit
Christopher Geidt refuses to tell MPs whether he backs calls for his powers to be made statutory
Departments ‘rubber-stamping’ dodgy appointments, watchdog says
10 Jun Politics & Constitution
Departments ‘rubber-stamping’ dodgy appointments, watchdog says
Anti-corruption chief Eric Pickles says government has been “extraordinary lucky” to avoid another major scandal
Truss ‘pushes back’ on FCDO job cut demands
09 Jun Politics & Constitution
Truss ‘pushes back’ on FCDO job cut demands
Foreign secretary rejects 5% headcount-reduction and seeks extra staff
Concerns raised at top of government over legality of Northern Ireland Protocol bill
08 Jun Politics & Constitution
Concerns raised at top of government over legality of Northern Ireland Protocol bill
Leaked correspondence casts doubt on government's argument that its plan to override parts of post-Brexit treaty would not breach international law
Ministers accused by Labour of 'cherry-picking' recommendations on ethical standards
07 Jun Politics & Constitution
Ministers accused by Labour of 'cherry-picking' recommendations on ethical standards
MPs to vote on motion urging the government to implement Committee on Standards in Public Life recommendations
PM narrowly survives confidence vote following Partygate row
07 Jun Politics & Constitution
PM narrowly survives confidence vote following Partygate row
Less than two-thirds of Conservative Party MPs express support for Boris Johnson
Boris Johnson to face a confidence vote on his leadership tonight
06 Jun Politics & Constitution
Boris Johnson to face a confidence vote on his leadership tonight
At least 54 MPs have sent letters of no-confidence to Sir Graham Brady, chair of the 1922 committeee
Boris Johnson apologises for uncertainty caused by civil service jobs cuts
31 May Politics & Constitution
Boris Johnson apologises for uncertainty caused by civil service jobs cuts
PM insists investment in skills will lead to better opportunities for officials in future
Anger at plans for Fast Stream pause as part of civil service staff cuts
31 May Politics & Constitution
Anger at plans for Fast Stream pause as part of civil service staff cuts
Union chiefs blast “chaotic and damaging” decision while former Cabinet Office minister dubs move “very foolish”
Public spending watchdog names eight ‘departments of concern’
26 May Politics & Constitution
Public spending watchdog names eight ‘departments of concern’
PPE stockpile and backlog woes help DHSC top PAC chair's problem list
Minister insists Boris Johnson believed lockdown drinks in leaked photo was a work event
24 May Politics & Constitution
Minister insists Boris Johnson believed lockdown drinks in leaked photo was a work event
Transport secretary Grant Shapps defends as photos increase pressure over Partygate scandal
'Ideologically incoherent': ex-minister savages proposals to slash civil service jobs
24 May Politics & Constitution
'Ideologically incoherent': ex-minister savages proposals to slash civil service jobs
David Gauke calls 20% cuts plan “unrealistically optimistic, politically motivated and ideologically incoherent”
Case ‘blocked’ from MPs’ grilling on Partygate and civil service reform as Gray report nears
23 May Politics & Constitution
Case ‘blocked’ from MPs’ grilling on Partygate and civil service reform as Gray report nears
Ministers accused of attempting to dodge “timely scrutiny” of job-cuts plans with select-committee veto