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Susannah Storey returns to the newly-refocused DCMS as its top civil servant after short stint at DSIT

Ex-minister says it was "clear that was what officials were telling ministers" despite Privileges Committee finding no evidence of this

Report from highest level at the Civil Service finds that the woman who headed the Boris Johnson and Partygate inquiry could have faced the sack for alleged breaches of official regulations in government

Damning official Cabinet Office inquiry finds senior civil servant breached regulations and could have been sacked had she not quit

Harrison Colcord worked at the San Ysidro Ranch, where rooms are between $2,655 and $4,000-a-night and the Duke of Sussex did his incendiary TV interviews with Anderson Cooper and Tom Bradby.

Cabinet Secretary Simon Case said the move was an attempt to remove barriers to people who do not want to leave their home town to join Whitehall.

Watchdog says former civil servant must wait six months to start job rather than the maximum delay of two years

What a surprise: the ultimate Whitehall insider looks set to be cleared by Whitehall. Sue Gray, the keeper of ministers’ secrets, caused outcry back in March when it was revealed she was lined up to become Keir Starmer’s chief of staff. How, asked outraged Tories, could a supposedly impartial mandarin defect from being the government’s

PCS to consider offer as civil service bosses say they hope lump sum will bring walkouts 'to an end'

Lord Bethell says big decisions were not taken via the messaging service during the pandemic