The Tory pay cap is damaging public sector recruitment so badly that the Government will find it “progressively harder” to find top civil servants if it continues.
Oops! Government department deletes tweet about benefits of EU trade deal for Britain
Olly Robbins isn’t the only Government official in the bad books of Brexiteer ministers this morning.
The Government’s own figures show we will actually LOSE £300m a week thanks to Brexit
Boris Johnson and the Brexiteers have been dealt a second heavyweight statistical blow to their renewed efforts to sell a blatant lie to the British people.
Ex-civil service chief compares Olly Robbins’ DEXEU departure to ‘rearranging deck chairs’ on HMS Brexit
There’s going to be lots of column inches and air time expended on why a government official has moved from number 9 Downing Street to number 10 Downing Street.
Now Tory MP claims foodbanks are simply “part of modern living”
It seems Jacob Rees-Mogg is not alone in his failure to understand that the presence of foodbanks across the country should not be considered normal or healthy.
Donald Trump promised to stop leaks of UK terror intelligence – instead he’s doing it himself
Donald Trump has proved once again that he values a few thousand retweets more than diplomatic relations with Britain or the fight against terrorism by sharing sensitive details about today’s tube explosion.
Watch: Will Self’s perfect QT take down of Tory minister who claimed we can’t afford to lift pay cap
The best gags are all about timing and delivery – Will Self had both as he nailed the Tory lie that they can’t afford to lift the public sector pay cap on BBC Question Time last night.
COP OUT: Tory spin over police pay publicly contradicted by country’s top officers
The Government accused Labour of “talking the police down” today for raising concerns that their unfunded pay offer will push force budgets past breaking point.
Rees-Mogg claims Tory welfare cuts are not to blame for soaring demand at “uplifting” foodbanks
Jacob Rees-Mogg has delivered the latest of the regular reminders of why he shouldn’t be taken seriously, let alone be allowed near power.
Osborne ordered Standard staff not to go “OTT” on Grenfell over fears his cuts would be blamed
On George Osborne’s first day in the job as editor of the Evening Standard, he played down fears about the consequences of his many conflicts of interests on the paper’s integrity by promising to act “without fear or favour.”