1, 000 more staff to work on foreign affairs in Whitehall. The Foreign Secretary has rejected calls

, due to concerns that Whitehall “ churn ” is resulting in officials repeatedly moving posts in the

In an email to Mr Roxburgh on Friday July 24, 2020, the former chancellor said the bank wanted to offer the Government the use of a" toolkit" it had developed to assess potential borrowers.... The system relies on Acoba providing advice to those departing government, without any sanctions available to be used against those who flout the rules.... The Government has said" the scope and length of restrictions on employment for former civil servants and ministers need to be balanced alongside the

across Whitehall departments that boosts home-grown small and medium-sized firms and prioritises

“ rapid return to the office ” and has been leaving notes in empty Whitehall workspaces with the message: “

tariffs on imports of steel from the UK has triggered “ chaos ” in Whitehall, it has been claimed

A Whitehall leak inquiry has been launched in an attempt to find out who passed details of

permanent secretary at the Cabinet Office, was given the job of leading the inquiry into the scandal

He did not receive a fine from the police. Martin Reynolds, at the time Mr Johnson’s most senior aide, sent messages in order to organise a BYOB drinks party in the Downing Street garden in May 2020.... He then sent a message saying the party was something “ we seem to have got away with ”.... They said that they “ feel very let down ”....

Civil servants have been told to work from the office for three days a week( Image: GETTY) Civil servants want to work primarily from home, a survey has found, as Westminster officials push to have people return to their office desks.A new survey of 2, 000 UK workers has identified Government staffers as among those who would prefer to spend the fewest days in their offices. The survey, conducted by Ranstad, found that civil servants, on average, want to spend just 2.1 days at their workplaces.