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Appointments suggest "fuller merger at later date", IfG senior fellow says
DfE perm sec confirms move on Twitter as he hosts annual conference
New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People
Javid, who refused to fire his special advisers to stay in post, says cabinet ministers must be allowed to have "trusted teams"
Department’s second perm sec will be responsible for HMRC’s operations and deliver transformation plan
Gove, Raab and Patel all stay while Sunak joins the top team as chancellor
Business, environment and Northern Ireland secreataries sacked in reshuffle but departmental changes fail to materialise
Appointment comes as government says Ofcom should regulate social media under Online Harms measures
Officials consider move to open regional base as HMRC gets keys to latest northern hub
CDO will build on work to overhaul internal systems
Cabinet Office team working with ministries to identify roles ‘that do not meet our criteria for requiring a London base’
Cabinet Office says handful of departments will pilot Conservative manifesto pledge, commencing in weeks
"With determination, you’ve got Brexit done, and you’ve done a brilliant job," PM says
Government urged to ensure that promises to keep find officials meaningful roles are honoured
Cat's out of the bag: department confirms plans to find feline to keep the mouse population down at Caxton House
Data shows most ministries have made progress but only one has no pay gap
Northern Ireland has lowest median rates at Grade 6 to Executive Officer level
Nigel Topping will coordinate regional and business input ahead of COP26 talks in Glasgow
Mark Thurston leads ranking for second year running as John Manzoni and Mark Sedwill well down list
Plans for reform also include consistent use of cross-disciplinary teams in departments as contracts are signed
More than two-thirds surveyed predict a surge in business from government, councils and health service