civil service

The prime minister will say £45 billion could be saved in civil service shake-up.
The government has been accused of using "Trumpian language" as it tries to reform Whitehall.
The PM infuriated officials by saying too many of them are "comfortable in the tepid bath of managed decline".
The PM claimed people in Whitehall are "comfortable in a tepid bath of managed decline".
The new government had been accused of stuffing Whitehall with their supporters.
She is still complaining that briefing notes "impugned my name without evidence," even though mentions of her premiership have now been removed.
Rishi Sunak repeatedly claimed Treasury officials had said Labour would hike taxes by £2,000 per household.
The "common sense minister" opens up a barely believable new front in the Tory culture wars.
Former cabinet minister makes spurious claims involving Britain's colonial past in bout of "imperial nostalgia".