Policy

New deputy national security adviser Alex Ellis sets out government’s plans for landmark review broadsided by coronavirus

Continuing our series of videeo discussions with experts around the world exploring how governments are responding to the coronavirus pandemic, Prof Colin Talbot speaks to Emily St Denny and Paul Cairney about the role and limitations of preventive policy making.

Department teams up with individuals, charities, and businesses to break down barriers and increase participation

Move comes as event venue is turned into a temporary hospital as part of Covid-19 response

BEIS perm sec will move to become Cabinet Office perm sec as he takes on roles held by John Manzoni

Chancellor hints at changes to the way the self-employed are taxed once crisis is over to ensure “all pay in equally in future”

MPs and campaigners say department will not be trusted after report said the department had shown decades of "ignorance and thoughtlessness" on race.

Business and employee support schemes open for business this week

Critics say government is failing to provide clear guidance to public on social distancing as PM threatens lockdown

Current operators will run services under new ‘emergency measures agreements’

Cabinet Office and DfE reveal list of occupations where people will still be able to send their children to education settings

Ministers urged to introduce wage-guarantee scheme as data underscores lack of savings and reliance on credit

Full details of new range of powers across five key areas

Action by four governments comes as “spike of the virus is increasing at a faster pace than anticipated”, according to English education secretary

Chancellor Rishi Sunak to set out economic measures this afternoon

PM urged to ‘bring more light and less heat’ to the immigration debate after Brexit

Lack of action leading to a “year of wait and see”, warns rail industry

Move to be confirmed later today after PM chairs COBRA meeting

Treasury sets out areas of focus for review and pledges to lead the world in linking cash to outcomes

Chancellor puts figure on number of officials expected to move, as departments develop relocation plans ahead of Spending Review

Think-tank’s pre-Budget call says setting £6bn in tax credit overpayments aside would make continued roll-out work better

FDA union says divorcing spads from ministers means the role essentially becomes a policy adviser recruited outside impartiality rules

Breakdown of talks would lead to increased customs checks, policy paper says

UK2070 commission calls for 20-year commitment to Shared Prosperity Fund and radical decentralisation of funding