Cabinet Office accused of Andrew cover-up over files
The Cabinet Office faces accusations of a cover-up after blocking official papers about Prince Andrew. Read the full story on the transparency row.
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Calls to bar Grenfell firms from public contracts
Ministers face pressure to prevent companies linked to the Grenfell Tower fire from securing taxpayer-funded work. Campaigners and MPs demand action.
FBI to leave J. Edgar Hoover Building in 2025
The FBI will relocate from its iconic Washington DC headquarters in 2025, ending a 50-year era. The move marks a significant shift for the agency's operational base. Discover the details and future plans for the historic site.
FBI's Hoover Building Permanently Shut Down by Director Patel
FBI Director Kash Patel announces the permanent closure of the J. Edgar Hoover Building, moving staff to the Reagan Building in a cost-saving overhaul. Read the full story.
Public sector workers risk 'diversity fatigue' from events
UK public sector bosses warn of EDI 'fatigue' as staff face 225 awareness days. The Pensions Regulator advises focusing on just 2-3 key events monthly. Read the full report.
Musk's DOGE Fails to Cut US Spending Despite Fanfare
An investigation reveals Elon Musk's government efficiency drive failed to curb federal spending, which rose to $7.01tn. Key savings claims were inaccurate. Read the full analysis.
Public hearing set for Trump's White House ballroom project
A federal committee will hold its first public hearing on Donald Trump's controversial $400 million White House ballroom on 8 January. The project, funded by private tech giants, has sparked legal and political battles.
DWP under fire for 'misleading' response to carer's allowance scandal
Senior DWP officials face criticism after a damning review found systemic failings left hundreds of thousands of unpaid carers with huge debts. Calls grow for an overhaul of management and culture.
Trump adds two federal holidays for Christmas 2025
President Trump signs an order giving federal employees Christmas Eve and Boxing Day off in 2025, a move following his criticism of too many national holidays. Read the full story.
Ingraham on Bongino's FBI Departure After Nine Months
Fox News host Laura Ingraham remarks on Dan Bongino's departure from the FBI after just nine months, as Trump suggests a return to media. Read the full story.
FBI Deputy Director Bongino to Step Down Next Month
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino announces his resignation, ending a short tenure marked by reported clashes. President Trump suggests a return to media. Read the full story.
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino to Quit
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino is set to resign, citing family strain and internal clashes. His departure adds pressure amid FBI controversies. Read the full report.
Trump Defends Chief of Staff Over Vanity Fair Comments
President Donald Trump leads defence of White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles after candid Vanity Fair interview. He addresses her 'alcoholic's personality' remark and White House blasts 'disingenuous reporting'. Read the full story.
Civil Service workforce reaches highest level in nearly 20 years
New figures reveal the UK Civil Service has grown to 554,000 staff, its largest size since 2006. Explore the drivers behind this surge and the government's plans for future reform.
Federal Workers Face Political Tests Under Trump
Exclusive analysis reveals how a second Trump administration could reshape the US federal workforce through Schedule F and political loyalty assessments. Discover the potential impact on Whitehall and civil service norms.
Reform UK to cut 68,500 civil service jobs if elected
Reform UK unveils radical plan to slash 68,500 civil service posts, saving taxpayers £5.2bn a year. Party vows to end 'woke' policies and 'bloat' if Nigel Farage becomes PM. Read the full details.
Civil Servant Ordered to Repay £25k Pension Overpayment
A retired civil servant, 63, must repay £25,000 after a pension scheme error spanning 11 years, forcing him to consider returning to full-time work. Discover the systemic issues behind this case.
Architect replaced on $300m White House ballroom
President Trump appoints a new architect for the privately funded $300 million White House ballroom after reported clashes. Democrats introduce bills to restrict such projects.
Trump replaces architect on $300M White House ballroom
President Trump has appointed a new architect for his privately funded $300 million White House ballroom after disagreements over the project's massive 90,000-square-foot scale. Discover the details and political backlash.
The Guardian Publishes Latest Corrections and Clarifications
The Guardian has published its latest corrections and clarifications, addressing inaccuracies in reports on UK politics, business, and public figures. Read the full details here.
Covid inquiry response costs taxpayers over £100m
Official data shows the UK government has spent over £100 million on legal and staff costs responding to the Covid inquiry. Discover the breakdown and why it's set to be Britain's most expensive public inquiry.
Covid inquiry response costs taxpayer over £100m
Official figures reveal the Government has spent over £100m on legal and staff costs responding to the Covid inquiry. Discover the full breakdown of the escalating public spending.
OBR Chair Resigns Over Budget Leak: A Rare Honourable Exit
Richard Hughes resigns as OBR chair after catastrophic Budget leak, sparking debate on political accountability. Is the age of honourable resignations over? Read our analysis.
White House slams NYT over Trump 'fatigue' story
Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt singles out a New York Times report on Trump's schedule, branding it 'fake news' and highlighting a new portal to shame media. Discover the escalating war on press.
The Murky World of Government Board Appointments
Ever wondered how people get appointed to government boards? The process is more opaque than ever, raising serious questions about transparency and merit. Discover the hidden pathways.
Guardian corrects government spending chart and obituary
The Guardian has issued corrections for a government expenditure chart that mislabelled £400bn and omitted £62bn, and for an obituary of architect Christopher Mullan. Discover the details and how to report errors.
OBR leak report reveals 'worst failure' in watchdog's history
A damning report reveals the OBR's Budget leak was not an isolated incident, with evidence of previous premature access. Chancellor Reeves backs chair despite 'fundamental breach'.
OBR labels budget leak as its 'worst failure' ever
The Office for Budget Responsibility admits a major security breach leaked key budget details before the Chancellor's speech. Discover the full investigation findings and political fallout.
OBR Budget leak caused by years-old technical flaw
A shock report reveals a systemic OBR error may have allowed premature access to Budget documents for years, raising market manipulation fears. Read the full investigation.
MoJ loses £71m as Lammy plans jury trial shake-up
Justice Secretary David Lammy faces calls to fix his department's finances after £71m losses and a failed £3.6m video system, as he prepares controversial plans to scrap jury trials. Read the full investigation.
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