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The quality of legislative scrutiny in the House of Commons is woefully inadequate, argues Reform's Camilla Hagelund
Former environment secretary (2010-12) talks to Civil Service World about her best and worst experiences of working with the civil service, clearing her desk post-reshuffle, and why she believes Whitehall training could be boosted by secondment to the private or voluntary sectors
Downing Street spokesperson says David Cameron disagrees with unions' view that civil service code change will undermine transparency
Some Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) civil servants believe Whitehall prejudice is acting as a brake on career progression, exclusive survey reveals
Courtesy of our colleagues at Dods Monitoring, here's a sector-by-sector summary of the main measures in Chancellor George Osborne's Budget.
George Osborne has delivered the final Budget of the Parliament at 12.30. Follow all the reaction here with live coverage from our colleagues at PoliticsHome.
Former head of MI6 intelligence agency Sir Richard Dearlove says 'lack of trust' in politicians means new regulator needed
Separate reports by the Communities and Local Government and Education committees raise questions about education watchdog Ofsted
There will be no SNP ministers 'in any government' led by Ed Miliband, the Labour leader says
Legal framework around surveillance too complicated, says Intelligence and Security Committee
Northern Irish unionist party the DUP says 2% defence pledge a 'very clear' part of terms for coalition support
Intelligence and Security Committee publishes long-awaited findings of inquiry prompted by Edward Snowden leaks
Prime minister needs team who can speak 'frankly' on departments, Labour peer Lord Falconer says, but warns against 'divisive' approach to Whitehall
Work and Pensions Committee urges new regulator to stop people being 'ripped off' when changes come into force
PAC chair piles pressure on Rona Fairhead over HSBC tax affairs, but HMRC's Ed Trouper to appear at later date
Sir Patrick Brown appointed as chair of the Oil and Gas Authority
Institute for Government urges greater focus on collaboration and long-term planning
Former chief whip defends impact of fixed-term parliaments in delivering legislative programme
Select committees are right to hold civil servants to account, former Conservative chief whip tells UCL event
The referendum could yet prove to be the catalyst that changes Scotland, but for some, the change has been more personal
Matt Hancock announces that Jonathon Cave, Nicole Kar, Jeremy Mayhew and Alexander Ehmann will join the independent body
The government's customer service must better suit user needs, according to a CSW webchat
Defence committee chair stresses warning over Russian expertise
John Bercow has warned that Parliament could be abandoned unless significant investment is made to renovate and repair the building over the next decade.