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‘VIP lane’ for favoured suppliers sometimes hindered procurement of safety kit
Creation of task force by UK government welcomed but no trials have delivered solutions
The prime minister will do no more than is necessary to make the Greensill saga go away
Legally binding targets should be based on WHO guidelines to save lives, he recommends
About-turn weeks after £2.6m of taxpayers’ money had been spent on new media room
Good Law Project says lucrative PPE contract was awarded without competition
Campaigners complain of slow progress on existing climate change goals as UK vows to accelerate green transition
Over 10,000 in government, business and academia targeted in past 5 years by hostile states, says British intelligence
Struggling industry finds it cannot operate trips for people from different households until May 17
George Eustice insists code is robust despite series of conflict of interest claims
While the UK’s record on corruption is good, many recent abuses have been hiding in plain sight
Trade department reluctant to engage in dispute with New Delhi ahead of Boris Johnson trip
Pickles criticises Crothers for failing to declare unpaid Cips trusteeship
Boris Johnson hopes to use New Delhi visit this month to kick off talks on cutting tariffs
Oversight of ministerial and civil servant appointments needs reform, say transparency campaigners
There is no grand approach to managing Brexit’s aftershocks, which may see Scotland cede and Ireland reunite
UK prime minister has ruled out a second vote even if a pro-independence majority is elected to Holyrood next month
Government task force says Britain should use smaller companies’ kit after banning Chinese group
Inquiry will examine former PM’s contacts with ministers, officials and special advisers
Government remains bullish on programme to tackle Covid-19 despite new advice on age groups because of rare blood clots
UK prime minister also facing Tory rebellion over proposal to roll out domestic coronavirus certification
Ministers insist struggling train operator should look to shareholders to ease its plight
Easing to go ahead next Monday but scientists warn resurgence ‘highly likely’ in June
The Future Fund has backed more than 1,200 companies yet the government is saying remarkably little about it
Group coalescing around Boris Johnson’s fiancée creates sense of stability after Cummings era
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