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Creation of dedicated team comes as concern mounts over wave of winter industrial action
Pressure for constitutional change is gathering momentum but England could end up paying the price
Transfer highlights cooling of London-Beijing ties and is intended to pave way for £20bn fundraising
75% of Whitehall officials say they want more technology training
The combination of prepayment meters, vulnerable customers and a cost of living crisis is a bad one
Measure removed from Online Safety Bill following backlash from tech groups and privacy advocates
Push on cutting power use to come at same time as plans for extra £1bn to insulate least energy-efficient homes
Former DUP leader Edwin Poots defends effort to ‘cherry pick’ to benefit farmers as ‘entirely reasonable’
Bank flagged ‘discrepancies’ in explanations provided by Mone and husband Douglas Barrowman
Talk of limiting overseas students has done damage, says sector concerned by reports of visa curbs
Decision taken on security grounds following MPs’ calls for ban over human rights abuses in Xinjiang
Sunak’s government must focus on delivering improvements it can control rather than ‘net’ migration figures driven by global forces
Reports about Tory peer lead to demands for transparency over how PPE Medpro won government contract
The Sunak government didn’t want this deal with Brussels but it was an opportunity for Brexiters to put down a marker
Government to launch public information drive to reduce consumption this winter
Plus, as Simon Clarke attempts to amend levelling-up bill amid Tory MP rebellion, will Rishi Sunak accept Labour’s help?
Justice secretary tells MPs ‘time is right’ for Human Rights Act replacement despite criticism
October’s figure of £13.5bn was £4.4bn more than in the same month last year
The UK prime minister can learn from one of his predecessors, John Major
Resolution Foundation points to wage stagnation, while IFS says fiscal rules only just met by £55bn squeeze
Jeremy Hunt aims to restore grown-up government, but will a divided party unite behind him?
Unlike Kwasi Kwarteng, the chancellor accepted the OBR’s dire predictions for the economy
UK chancellor Jeremy Hunt says budgets to be protected in cash terms, but surging inflation means ‘efficiencies’ are likely
Tory MPs say PM’s ideal scenario rests on heroic thinking as households brace themselves for harsh times
Hunt sets out increase to cap as he aims to restore fiscal credibility
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