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Prime minister David Cameron has announced the re-appointment of Cabinet ministers George Osborne, Theresa May, Philip Hammond and Michael Fallon

Follow all the results and reaction as candidates and parties learn their fate. Rolling liveblog provided by CSW's sister site PoliticsHome.com

Labour and Conservatives neck-and-neck as country heads to the polls for election 2015

As the country goes to the polls, here's CSW's full guide to what the 2015 election will mean for the civil service

New poll of health workers by Dods Research finds Labour most trusted on NHS, but there is doubt over the main parties' policy pledges

Former cabinet secretary Gus O'Donnell says fixed term parliament act means minority government could be "relatively" stable

Senior civil servants are used to facing tough questioning from select committees. Elizabeth Bates looks at what the next parliament might have in store for these powerful groups of MPs

Cabinet Office minister Francis Maude tells CSW that performance management should move from a system where managers categorise set proportions of staff as performing well, acceptably and poorly to one where employees are individually ranked best to worst

Michael Barber joins former Maryland governor Martin O'Malley at event on delivery co-hosted by the Cabinet Office, Centre for Public Impact and Institute for Government

Thirty three companies take the lion’s share of central government procurement spending, between them receiving roughly £10bn of Whitehall money each year. But who are they? Do they truly understand the public sector? And do civil servants trust them? Rebecca Sims-Robinson crunches the numbers.

Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg promises above-inflation payrise for public sector from 2019 if party holds "balance of power"

Exclusive: Labour peer in charge of preparing party for government says he wants to avoid "civil service wars" associated with creating, scrapping and merging departments, but eyes greater role for Number 10

SNP leader and Scottish first minister Nicola Sturgeon sets out party's plans to 'change the direction' of next government, as David Cameron pledges yearly Treasury and Cabinet Office review of impact of devolved decisions

Whitehall expert Akash Paun gives a crash course in what to expect in the event of another indecisive election result

SNP leader and Scottish first minister Nicola Sturgeon to set out party's plans to 'change the direction' of next government

‘Fragmentation’ and coalition wariness will make post-election talks more ‘complicated’, Institute for Government director Peter Riddell tells UCL event

Tackling the cultural and organisational changes needed to optimise and improve digital customer experience across the public sector

Foreign Office announces that its permanent secretary Simon Fraser is to leave Whitehall at the end of July

Whitehall faces more challenging coalition talks as officials prepare for greater range of options, says former cabinet secretary Gus O’Donnell

Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg says education budget boost will have 'near religious status' in future coalition talks

Conservative leader set to use manifesto launch to promise that Right to Buy will include housing association properties

This week on Civil Service World we'll be picking apart the main parties' election manifestos with an in-depth analysis of what they mean for the civil service. Here's a first glance at the new pledges contained in Labour's manifesto, published today by leader Ed Miliband