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Liz Truss promises ‘red tape bonfire’ with review of all EU law by end of 2023

Ms Truss said she would set a “sunset” deadline for every piece of EU-derived business regulation and assess whether it stimulates domestic growth or investment

Wales Online

100 years on, Belfast rugby club continues to grow from strength to strength

This Autumn marks 100 years since Civil Service (NI) Rugby Club was formed

Belfast Live

Belfast primary schools celebrate touch rugby tournament success

They were victorious at the recent Civil Service (NI) Rugby Club Primary Schools Touch Rugby competitions for girls and boys

Belfast Live

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What if I can't afford petrol to get to work? Travel and subsistence repayment you didn't know about

The travel and subsistence allowance policy provides guidelines on how to compensate employees while they are away from home performing official duties

Irish Mirror

Top Civil Service boss to Prime Ministers Theresa May and Boris Johnson to join BAE Systems board

Lord Sedwill was also a British ambassador and NATO representative in Afghanistan

Birmingham Post

Cleaners and security staff to stage protest outside Downing Street over partygate treatment

A protest will be held outside Downing Street on Friday over the way cleaners and security staff were treated during Partygate.

Evening Standard

Cleaners to stage protest outside Downing Street over partygate treatment

United Voices of the World (UVW), a union which represents cleaners and security guards in government buildings, has called the demonstration

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Partygate report names or pictures 16 people - this is who they are

Sue Gray, who led the inquiry, said it was in the public interest to name senior individuals involved

Wales Online

Who has been named in Sue Gray’s report?

A total of 16 individuals – from former civil servants to serving members of the Cabinet – have been named in the investigation.

The Independent UK

Top Partygate civil servant Simon Case was once Prince William's right-hand-man

Head of the civil service Simon Case, who is one of the most senior people to be criticised in Sue Gray's report, is not expected to resign from his role - which is one of many he has held over the years

Daily Mirror

Sue Gray's 'strikingly unorthodox' career switch to run pub and why she'll never go back

Sue Gray's report into Downing Street Partygate has been sent to Boris Johnson today - but the civil servant used to be the one pulling the pints during her days as a landlady in Northern Ireland

Daily Mirror

Nadhim Zahawi: Department for Education could suffer job cuts of 40%

The Education Secretary said he was looking at ‘all options’ to save money.

The Independent UK

Scots could be ‘hit hardest by civil service job cuts’ in UK

THE SNP have warned Tory plans to slash the civil service to its pre-Brexit levels could hit Scotland harder than the rest of the UK.

The National (Scotland)

Boris Johnson blasts ‘WFH’ culture amid plans to axe 91,000 civil servant jobs

Boris Johnson said cutting down on remote working would boost productivity and revive the UK’s town and city centres

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What is the civil service and how many civil servants are there in the UK?

An AI-powered civil service could be not too far away from reality

Daily Record

Trade unions threaten national strike over Tory plans to slash a fifth of civil service jobs

Furious trade union leaders have accused the Prime Minister of trying to distract from his failure to tackle the cost of living crisis by making scapegoats of key workers.

The Independent UK

Efficiency minister denies proposed Civil Service cuts are a return to austerity

The Prime Minister was understood to have told his Cabinet on Thursday that the service should be slashed by a fifth.

Daily Record

Boris Johnson to slash thousands of civil service jobs as PM is accused of letting workers down

The Prime Minister has been repeatedly accused of failing to do enough to tackle the cost of living crisis.

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Boris Johnson to axe 90,000 civil service jobs to free cash for tax cuts

The move would reduce Government office staff by 20%

Evening Standard

Jacob Rees-Mogg defends plan to cut 90,000 civil servant jobs

The Prime Minister hinted the money saved by cutting the Civil Service by a fifth could be used for tax cuts

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson plans to cut 90,000 civil service jobs to help fund tax cuts

Move to slim down workforce comes during pressure on ministers to act over the cost of living crisis

The Independent UK

Cost-of-living crisis: Boris Johnson wants to cut 90,000 civil servants

The Prime Minister hinted the money saved by cutting the Civil Service by a fifth could be used for tax cuts.

The Guardian - UK

Civil service unions condemn Rees-Mogg’s ‘vindictive’ back-to-office drive

Bosses of FDA and PCS criticise attempt by efficiency minister to name and shame departments with more remote workers

Daily Mirror

Union fury as Boris Johnson orders WFH civil servants to fill every desk like before Covid

Despite pledging more flexible working just months ago, Boris Johnson now wants every desk filled in Whitehall every day as Britain 'learns to live' with Covid

The Independent UK

Union fury as Rees-Mogg tells civil servants to get back to the office

The Government Efficiency Minister said officials should return to their desks to realise the benefits of collaborative working.

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