Eddie Howe to Leave Newcastle United After Five Years
Newcastle United are set to part company with Eddie Howe after five years and one trophy, following a defeat to Bristol City and Howe admitting loss of control over transfers.
Category : Whitehall
Senior Civil Servant Forced Out Over Mandelson Vetting Row
Sir Olly Robbins forced out as Foreign Office top civil servant after security vetting for Peter Mandelson was overruled, sparking political crisis.
Civil servants accused of 'drive-by logins' to fake office attendance
Whistleblowers expose civil servants faking office attendance via 'drive-by logins'; some staff absent for years amid hybrid working controversy.
FBI to Vacate J Edgar Hoover Building by 2025 in Cost-Cutting Move
FBI director Kash Patel announces closure of J Edgar Hoover Building by 2025, staff to move to Ronald Reagan Building; legal challenges continue.
Trump Demolishes White House East Wing for £225m Ballroom
President Trump demolishes White House East Wing for £225m ballroom, sparking outrage from historians and preservationists.
Lord Bird Calls for New Ministry to 'Dismantle Poverty'
Lord John Bird calls for a dedicated government ministry to dismantle poverty, criticising DWP as an 'emergency department' and demanding legally binding targets.
Burnham Revives Care Reform, PM Seeks Consensus
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has retrieved the Casey review on social care, now reporting next year, and calls for a national conversation with cross-party talks, excluding Reform UK and Greens.
Premier League opposes FIFA World Cup sale plan
The Premier League has publicly objected to Gianni Infantino's plan to sell off part of FIFA to private investors, backing the European Leagues' opposition.
Man City Lead Opposition to Premier League's £1.5bn EFL Plan
Manchester City are leading opposition to the Premier League's £1.5bn financial settlement for the EFL, with concerns over funding and a counterproposal submitted.
F1 chief Domenicali defends new regulations as fans love action
Formula One CEO Stefano Domenicali hits back at critics, saying most fans enjoy the sport and are unconcerned by driver complaints about technology.
Man Utd Consider £19m Move for West Ham's Diouf After Midfield Revamp
Man Utd monitor West Ham's Diouf for £19m, but move depends on midfield rebuild funds. Carrick hints at left-side additions.
DWP gives key PIP appeal change update in new response
Minister Sir Stephen Timms reported average 5-week wait for PIP appeal responses and plans to redeploy staff and upgrade software. Health assessments will be automatically audio recorded to boost transparency.
Starmer Warns of ‘Mountain of Mess’ as Labour Begins First Week in Government
Keir Starmer warns of Tory legacy as Labour starts work, lifting onshore wind ban, launching wealth fund, and meeting NHS targets.
FIFA admits VAR error in Argentina-Switzerland quarter-final
FIFA effectively acknowledged that a controversial VAR intervention in Argentina's World Cup quarter-final against Switzerland should not have happened, IFAB confirms.
US archivist ousted after resisting Trump's gift of Eisenhower's sword to King Charles
Todd Arrington ousted after opposing Trump's plan to give a sword from Eisenhower's collection to King Charles III.
Guardian News & Media Executive Committee Overview
Overview of Guardian News & Media's executive committee, including CEO Anna Bateson, editor-in-chief Katharine Viner, and other senior leaders.
Reeves Hints at Higher Taxes on Wealthy in Upcoming Budget
Chancellor Rachel Reeves says higher taxes on wealthy will be part of November budget, rules out austerity, and dismisses critics' scaremongering.
Starmer Declares War On Government Waste
Starmer faces resignations and waste claims in defence spending row, exposing leadership and strategic dilemmas.
Government Spending by Department: A Guide to the Data Ahead of CSR
Guardian publishes comprehensive guide to UK government departmental spending, total £669bn, ahead of CSR.
Antonia Romeo Frontrunner for Cabinet Secretary Role
Antonia Romeo, Home Office permanent secretary, emerges as leading candidate to replace Chris Wormald as cabinet secretary, impressing with her bold, outward-facing style.
DWP Data Sharing Failures Risk Leaving Pensioners Invisible to Councils
DWP accused of withholding claimant data from councils, risking pensioners losing support. New data sharing system promised.
Angus Taylor named as donor to Liberal Reformers in Icac
Federal opposition leader Angus Taylor has been named as a potential donor to the conservative Liberal Reformers group under Icac investigation for alleged breaches of NSW electoral laws.
US Climate Assessments Removed from Government Websites, Raising Concerns
US national climate assessments removed from federal websites, alarming scientists who warn of increased risk from climate impacts.
Shabana Mahmood says Home Office 'not fit for purpose' after damning report
Shabana Mahmood vows to overhaul Home Office after damning report reveals systemic failures and culture of defeatism.
BBC World Service faces funding cliff edge in seven weeks, says Tim Davie
BBC World Service funding runs out in seven weeks; Tim Davie urges government action amid rising disinformation and state broadcaster trust.
Cabinet Office Official Says Robbins Denied Her Mandelson Vetting Summary
Cat Little tells MPs Olly Robbins refused to give her Peter Mandelson’s vetting summary; she had to get it from UKSV.
Foreign Office Chief Departs After Mandelson Vetting Row
Sir Olly Robbins resigns after Guardian reveals Foreign Office overruled security officials' denial of vetting for Peter Mandelson as US ambassador.
Amess Family Meets Home Secretary Over Murder Inquiry
Family of murdered MP Sir David Amess criticises Home Secretary Yvette Cooper's rejection of a public inquiry into his death as 'insulting'.
Officials Split Over Withholding Mandelson Vetting Papers from Parliament
Senior officials debate withholding Peter Mandelson's failed vetting papers from Parliament despite a humble address ordering their release.
UK Treasury Tells Ministers No Bailouts from Reserve Fund
Treasury tells ministers not to rely on reserve fund for bailouts, clamping down on access to curb overuse and reduce borrowing before the budget.
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