Legal

Whitehall official warns accelerated timetable could mean 'minimum scrutiny for vital negotiation documents'

Transport agency launches new campaign after torrent of abuse, including lorry drivers trying to run enforcement cars off the road

Union calls for Whitehall employers to seek out departed staff and pay additional settlements after successful High Court challenge to revised Civil Service Compensation Scheme

Whitehall has an average gender pay gap of 13%, analysis of official statistics shows

Scotland’s Brexit minister has warned that ‘serious and significant’ changes to devolution plans needed

Non-ministerial department was forced to delay launch of new redundancy scheme after court quashed existing terms

Supreme Court president Lord Neuberger said judges should not be blamed for lack of clarity over laws following EU exit

Prospect fears PCS victory could give Cabinet Office a platform for more draconian changes

Robin Butler was at the heart of some of No. 10’s greatest crises. But Sue Cameron says a new biography doesn’t always capture the drama

Public appointments watchdog flags likelihood that Brexit will lead to a rise in public appointments and cautions government is already struggling to attract high quality, diverse candidates

Civil servants in Northern Ireland have been taking spending decisions for more than three months following deadlocked talks to create a new power-sharing executive

Attorney general Jeremy Wright reveals the government is rethinking the plan, which had been criticised by some senior legal figures