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Service save £500 million by reducing its estate in the period between 2010 and 2015. since then we have had a revolution in working practices which would mean more people could actually work from home and the civil service would need less office space. instead of that we have a government forcing people back into offices when it could be saving the taxpayer hundreds of millions of pounds simply because of ideological obsession. the difficulty i think for civil servants is to understand exactly...

Bangladesh, thousands of people are trying to get home so they can spend eid with their families. the festivities will go on until tuesday. the speaker of the house of commons has called for a radical review of working practices, following a series of sexual misconduct and bullying claims against politicians. heres our political correspondent, ben wright. sexism and misogyny... sexual misconduct... there are some bad apples who are out of order, who behave like animals and are bringing parliamen...

Thatis are always striving for that and that is the difference between this and the levels we can hit and fingers crossed we can just keep building. next, lets head to the crucible in sheffield as the world snooker championship final is under way. the world number one, ronnie osullivan, is on course to win a record—equalling seventh world snooker title. standing in his way is 2019 championjudd trump. its the best of 35 frames there. ronnie osullivan... ronnie osullivan. .. it looks ronnie osul...

At what the the papers are saying today. with me are the author and journalist yasmin alibhai—brown, and we hope the property and personalfinance commentator anna ashworth. first lets take a quick look at this mornings front pages. the observer leads with allegations from the labour party that the conservative mp, neil parish, may have broken the law by watching pornography in the house of commons. he has admitted viewing the material and is resigning as an mp. the sunday times carries calls f...

In the workplace or whether the workforce actually needs to be in the office or in the factory. employers play a big role here but weve been doing this for two years and i think employers in the private sector have been exceptional in showing good leadership on this issue and wejust showing good leadership on this issue and we just have to support that leadership going forward to find the right solutions to keep the economy moving. solutions to keep the economy movinu. ., solutions to keep the e...

Places including schools, and covid passports wont be required from next thursday. lets get reaction to this from a school headteacher. we can speak to dr andrea frame who is the headteacher of denbigh school in milton keynes. thank you forjoining us. let me ask you first for your reaction to the moving away from plan b to plan a, in particular whats happening in schools. we in particular whats happening in schools. ~ . ., , ,, .,~ schools. we are generally speaking leased schools. we are genera...

About confused leadership of he was in charge and she, without naming names, it says senior people should have taken responsibility for decisions and that is because you have all of these different units who are not necessarily all in tune with each other and there is not a clear hierarchy of who is ultimately taking the decision. but that stems from the fact that it is almost akin to the report, reflects the prime minister, reflects working practices, and if you have people vying for control yo...

Protected? brute investigation, that they will be protected?— investigation, that they will be rotected? ~ ., ., ., protected? we need an overhaul in olicinu. protected? we need an overhaul in policing- we _ protected? we need an overhaul in policing. we dont _ protected? we need an overhaul in policing. we dont need _ protected? we need an overhaul in policing. we dont need another. policing. we dont need another apology, more platitude. iwould policing. we dont need another apology, more pla...

Employers are building virtual manuals to document their working style and culture

Out. tests, and found that they had run out the _ tests, and found that they had run out. the government are saying that they have _ out. the government are saying that they have replenished the supplies. but clearly, with the huge rise in cases— but clearly, with the huge rise in cases that — but clearly, with the huge rise in cases that has gone with the omicron variant, _ cases that has gone with the omicron variant, more people are wanting testing _ variant, more people are wanting testi...