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The process to take Britain out of the European Union is likely to go beyond the 2019 deadline, according to former Foreign Office chief Simon Fraser.
Romeo brings the number of women leading Whitehall departments to four, as analysis shows the government's varied progress on gender diversity
The political parties in Northern Ireland have failed to reach an agreement to form a new power-sharing Executive following the elections this month. The consequences could include the re-introduction of direct rule from Westminster
MPs highlight that workforce planning in Whitehall only gives “high-level view” of staffing requirements
Health Select Committee calls for stronger measures to tax unhealthy food and drink, plus clearer warnings on future action
Newport campus part of £17m investment in new technology and data sources
BT has appointed a new senior executive, David Wallace, to head up its public sector business in Scotland and implement a new strategic direction to increase local focus nationwide
New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People
Jean-Claude Juncker has warned Theresa May that Britian will have to pay a multi-billion pound bill when it quits the EU.
Watchdog warns demands of service pressures, major projects and Brexit are outpacing Whitehall’s capacity to deliver at a time of staffing restrictions and spending restraint
Expanding a government policy that allows people to use the value of their home to pay for social care without having to sell the property could unlock money at a time of growing demand
Prime minister leads parliament in paying tribute to those affected
New department says £125k role will focus on developing its “underpinning foundations”, building values and forming its culture
Industrial tribunals are set to become more high profile this year, which could represent a reputational risk to departments, but there are a number of steps managers can take
Ministers have been urged to drive more cash into the education system as a leading think tank warned of “significant winners and losers” over reforms to the schools funding formula.
Justice secretary confirms move as planning permission sought for four new jails
Implementing Theresa May’s flagship plan must become a Brexit priority, says report
MPs warn that contract with Capita-led consortium has "failed to transform" Defence Infrastructure Organisation, and continued uncertainty will exacerbate ongoing recruitment challenges at the body set up to manage £31bn defence estate
Government will be in listening mode once new city region mayors are in place, says growth unit boss
Figures released to parliament confirm departments’ spending on paper is falling - but some still spend more than £2m a year
BT outlines how SME innovations can power public services
Cabinet secretary Sir Jeremy Heywood among those to welcome appointment to top security post
David Jones tells MPs he “never had any doubt” about Whitehall’s willingness to implement EU exit decision
EU exit process will lead to increased pressure on departments to prioritise legislation says Institute for Government think tank