Operational Delivery

EU citizens working in the NHS and higher education sectors can now apply for settled status in the UK – but those with an iPhone could face a long journey if they wish to do so

HMRC, Defra and cross-departmental borders group urged to update MPs on contingency-planning work

“There were warning signs from enough different sources, over a long enough period, to collectively indicate a potential problem that merited further investigation," say auditors

Union says Highways England chief received 9.7% rise last year

Greater awareness about the benefits of multilingualism would help boost crucial post-Brexit areas including international relations and trade, say researchers

Loughborough centre will join new Stoke-on-Trent and Birmingham bases from next year

Angela Rayner says ending the requirement for degrees where they are not necessary would help boost diversity in the civil service

Outsourcing firms Capita, Serco and Sopra Steria to produce first three living wills for outsourced services within weeks, says Cabinet Office minister

Response to select committee provides an update on how government is responding to liquidation of major outsourcer

DWP extends legacy payouts after watchdog's warning that claimants transferring onto Universal Credit would face financial hardship

Review by Sir Alex Allan criticised Hugh Ind for “less than satisfactory performance” before immigration DG was moved out of Home Office

Javid pledges review to ensure system is ‘fair and humane’ following revelation that visa applications were wrongly denied

Job advert seeks "authoritative" figure to take over after a rocky year for the prisons service

The transport secretary also told MPs the UK's franchising model was 'shaky'

Oliver Dowden says that it is part of the job of officials to raise problems with policy plans

Cabinet Office says opening of new office for more than 6,000 civil servants a key milestone in efforts to rationalise government property portfolio

The union says that introducing deal while government pay guidance is under judicial review is “an insult to staff”

Thompson says that it is incumbent on civil servants to tell truth to power after speaking of personal impact of comments on Brexit

Department says the calculation would require “significant time and investment” to calculate returns and would not be proportionate

International development secretary Penny Mordaunt calls for ‘national conversation’ to promote private investment in aid as part of reset of DfID’s work

“We have always said the timeline for implementing the Customs Declaration Service is tight," a spokesperson said

PAC chair Meg Hillier says department has “very serious questions” to answer over delayed rollout of emergency communications system

White paper expected later this year to set out details of plan to end free movement of people once the UK leaves the European Union

Senior shadow cabinet figure Andrew Gwynne revealed his concerns about central government to deliver Labour’s policy platform