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    Home Office perm sec sets out plans to tackle compliance ‘weaknesses’
    08 May Policy

    Home Office perm sec sets out plans to tackle compliance ‘weaknesses’

    Antonia Romeo tells MPs multi-million-pound asylum-accommodation failings exposed need for “incentivised culture-change”
    by CSW staff
    Government picks chair for new independent disability advisory panel
    21 Aug Policy
    Government picks chair for new independent disability advisory panel
    Simon Case: Reform UK could bring huge change to Whitehall
    14 Aug Policy
    Simon Case: Reform UK could bring huge change to Whitehall
    Homes England names former HMPPS boss as chief exec
    11 Aug Policy
    Homes England names former HMPPS boss as chief exec
    Home Office drops modern slavery support measures over 'viability and funding'
    11 Dec 2023 Policy
    Home Office drops modern slavery support measures over 'viability and funding'
    Charities accuse government being “no longer committed to protecting victims of modern slavery”
    Johnson ‘perplexed’ top scientists weren’t consulted over Eat Out to Help Out
    07 Dec 2023 Policy
    Johnson ‘perplexed’ top scientists weren’t consulted over Eat Out to Help Out
    Former PM tells Covid Inquiry his repeated “let it rip” comments were just a challenge to consensus among experts
    Why digital deliverability is vital for 2024 election policy pledges
    06 Dec 2023 Policy
    Why digital deliverability is vital for 2024 election policy pledges
    Former Cabinet Office deputy director for digital delivery Clayton Smith flags five common pitfalls that lead to failure
    Autumn Statement: Unprotected departments face real-terms cuts of 3.4%, IFS warns
    23 Nov 2023 Policy
    Autumn Statement: Unprotected departments face real-terms cuts of 3.4%, IFS warns
    Think-tank says shrinking capital spending will be problematic for public-sector productivity drive
    Whitty: No.10 should have consulted scientists on Eat Out To Help Out
    22 Nov 2023 Policy
    Whitty: No.10 should have consulted scientists on Eat Out To Help Out
    Chief medical officer says he "firmly" told Downing Street it should have informed him and Patrick Vallance about the Covid policy
    Loss of government statisticians ‘is a worry’, MPs told
    10 Nov 2023 Policy
    Loss of government statisticians ‘is a worry’, MPs told
    Departments may struggle to retain key officials amid demand for skills, experts warn
    How expanding the UK’s behavioural research capacity will benefit policymaking
    09 Nov 2023 Policy
    How expanding the UK’s behavioural research capacity will benefit policymaking
    Behavioural research is fragmented in the UK, but a leadership hub hopes to change this
    Johnson and Sunak ‘blindsided’ Covid Taskforce with Eat Out to Help Out scheme
    08 Nov 2023 Policy
    Johnson and Sunak ‘blindsided’ Covid Taskforce with Eat Out to Help Out scheme
    Officials at the heart of government’s pandemic response were kept in the dark about bid to boost footfall at restaurants and cafés, inquiry hears
    DLUHC clashes with local council over four-day working week trial
    06 Nov 2023 Policy
    DLUHC clashes with local council over four-day working week trial
    South Cambridgeshire District Council issued with Best Value Notice signalling ministers' concern over reduced-hours pilot

    MacNamara: Whitehall processes 'bent out of shape' by Brexit work ahead of pandemic
    02 Nov 2023 Policy
    MacNamara: Whitehall processes 'bent out of shape' by Brexit work ahead of pandemic
    Former official says Brexit preparations led to the centre holding too much power, with departments "disempowered"
    Lee Cain: Comms professionals 'were shaping Covid policy because no one else was'
    31 Oct 2023 Policy
    Lee Cain: Comms professionals 'were shaping Covid policy because no one else was'
    Former No.10 comms director tells inquiry the Covid pandemic was the "wrong crisis" for Boris Johnson’s "skill set"
    Johnson 'weak', cab sec's 'scapegoat' fears, more leaving drinks: Covid Inquiry evidence shows turmoil behind the scenes
    31 Oct 2023 Policy
    Johnson 'weak', cab sec's 'scapegoat' fears, more leaving drinks: Covid Inquiry evidence shows turmoil behind the scenes
    Patrick Vallance says advisers tried to "strong arm" him into post-Cummings scandal press briefing and Simon Case says he is "pissed off" over Partygate event
    Lunch with...  psychologist and 'nudge' guru David Halpern
    25 Oct 2023 Policy
    Lunch with... psychologist and 'nudge' guru David Halpern
    Jess Bowie meets the founding director of the Behavioural Insights Team
    'Warring Whitehall fiefdoms' and 'snootiness': Report uncovers barriers to fixing regional inequality
    24 Oct 2023 Policy
    'Warring Whitehall fiefdoms' and 'snootiness': Report uncovers barriers to fixing regional inequality
    Nearly 100 former top officials and politicians weigh in on why driving regional growth has proved so difficult
    Whitehall ‘in reverse’ over devolution, ex-perm sec warns
    23 Oct 2023 Policy
    Whitehall ‘in reverse’ over devolution, ex-perm sec warns
    Government’s capacity to manage devolution has diminished, with relations with devolved nations at a low ebb, MPs told
    Last chance to change: What more must the government do to build climate resilience?
    18 Oct 2023 Policy
    Last chance to change: What more must the government do to build climate resilience?
    As climate change begins to intensify, the government has a lot to do to make our society more resilient to its consequences. We find out what government is getting right and where it needs to improve.
    ‘I cannot cope with this’: Covid Inquiry messages show cab sec’s despair at policy flip-flops
    13 Oct 2023 Policy
    ‘I cannot cope with this’: Covid Inquiry messages show cab sec’s despair at policy flip-flops
    Simon Case WhatsApps say government “looks like a terrible, tragic joke” and PM’s partner “is real person in charge”
    Covid Inquiry: Requests for science advice 'chaotic and poorly formulated'
    13 Oct 2023 Policy
    Covid Inquiry: Requests for science advice 'chaotic and poorly formulated'
    "The formulation of science commissioning from the centre got quite chaotic for quite some time," former GO-Science chief says
    Trust is fragile. An ambitious ombudsman reform agenda can help rebuild it
    12 Oct 2023 Policy
    Trust is fragile. An ambitious ombudsman reform agenda can help rebuild it
    Ombudsman policy should not be kept in a glass box marked “break only in case of emergency”, Richard Blakeway says on Ombuds Day
    Think tank calls for mission-led, less top-down government
    11 Oct 2023 Policy
    Think tank calls for mission-led, less top-down government
    IPPR calls for an end to "age-old debate about whether a smaller or larger state", in favour of "a smarter state"
    Covid Inquiry: Ex-cab sec questioned over ‘at war’ No.10
    10 Oct 2023 Policy
    Covid Inquiry: Ex-cab sec questioned over ‘at war’ No.10
    Gus O’Donnell says he had “relatively easy time” compared with successors
    Generalist scheme axed in Fast Stream revamp Exclusive
    06 Oct 2023 Policy
    Generalist scheme axed in Fast Stream revamp
    Grad programme pathway is split into individual policy and operational delivery schemes
    HS2 and A-levels scrapped: All of Sunak's Conservative conference announcements
    05 Oct 2023 Policy
    HS2 and A-levels scrapped: All of Sunak's Conservative conference announcements
    PM promises "better transport connections in the north" as he scraps Manchester leg of HS2 rail link
    'No.10 chaos as usual': Vallance diary lifts lid on tensions at Covid Inquiry
    04 Oct 2023 Policy
    'No.10 chaos as usual': Vallance diary lifts lid on tensions at Covid Inquiry
    Simon Case compared politicians pushing for restrictions to end to children testing limits with their parents, panel hears
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