Sick leave among Whitehall civil servants has surged dramatically, with new data revealing a sharp rise in absences since Keir Starmer took office. Experts warn of a growing crisis in public sector health and productivity.
A senior Foreign Office official went on holiday during the critical Afghanistan evacuation, then retired with a substantial payoff, sparking outrage.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is assembling a team of heavyweight economic advisers to refine policymaking and reduce bureaucratic overlap in Whitehall.
Ex-shadow minister Dan Jarvis takes on a key role at Microsoft UK, focusing on government and public sector partnerships.
The Biden administration has excluded The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal from a White House press briefing, raising concerns over media access and transparency.
The Daily Mail addresses recent clarifications and corrections to uphold the highest standards of journalistic integrity and accuracy.
Shocking classified documents expose how the British government used legal gag orders to suppress damning revelations about its involvement in Afghanistan.
The Guardian has taken down an article published on 16 July 2025. Here’s why it was removed and what it means for readers.
A damning report reveals HMRC's failure to effectively track the tax obligations of the UK's wealthiest individuals, sparking calls for urgent reforms.
HMRC admits it has no idea how many civil servants received taxpayer-funded exit payments, sparking concerns over financial transparency and accountability.
The Guardian has released its latest corrections and clarifications, addressing inaccuracies and providing updates across various reports. Stay informed with the most recent amendments.