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PCS union also warns that Jobcentre staff may be unable to spot warnings signs of domestic abuse due to skills shortages
Perm sec Bernadette Kelly sought direction from transport secretary Chris Grayling over funds for new road haulage and trailer registration systems
Theresa May says the introduction of new qualification is “the most significant reform to advanced technical education in 70 years” as first 52 providers are named
Jonathan Slater has warned education secretary Damian Hinds that plans to implement changes by 2020 may not be deliverable
Case of Hamza Idris highlights problems with “Kafka-esque” visa and immigration system, say members of the Home Affairs Select Committee
Theresa May is to publish fresh proposals for avoiding a hard border in Ireland in a last-ditch attempt to break the Brexit deadlock
Cabinet Office advertises for replacement for Campbell McCafferty, who has held the role since it was created in 2016
NAO criticises failure of both parties to recognise complexity of contract to simultaneously run and cut primary care support services
Two select committees back the government’s decision not to bail out outsourcing firm and let it fall into liquidation
Oliver Dowden, whose ministerial brief contains responsibility for GDS, has claimed that the recent move of data policy to DCMS ‘should not be seen as a change of direction’
Home Affairs Select Committee told 8,000 cases are being reviewed to see if there have been ‘incorrect removals or detention’
New 'success profiles' will roll out at vanguard departments next month, with all departments expected to have adopted them by early 2019
Recruitment of trade negotiators leaves department needing to cut overseas trade promotion posts
Department reveals that G4S’s contract to run the centres has been extended for two years until a long-term manager is identified.
Department kicks off early-engagement exercise for new system of managing problems
Unusual intervention from cabinet secretary comes as government chief whip and prime minister’s chief of staff also move to defend Robbins
Treasury select committee chair calls for assurances that the error will not be repeated as HMRC undertakes internal investigation
PAC calls for review of rail franchising model but department hits back at “unbalanced” report
Amber Rudd forced to admit use of targets after she and top official yesterday denied their existence
Government officials reported to have suggested that those applying for the right to remain in the UK could borrow a friend’s Android device
Auditor general tells MPs government does not have capacity “to do anything but outsource” services across a host of areas
Home secretary Amber Rudd sets out action plan to deal with cases of people facing immigration issues following rule changes
Shadow chancellor proposes independent board to oversee tax authority which he said could improve decision-making
Former immigration chief insists "checks and balances" would prevent wrongful deportations