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Some government ministers said to be considering their positions after head of PM’s policy unit quit
UK prime minister apologises for Downing Street ‘misjudgments’ but insists he did not knowingly breach rules
Court of Appeal finds decision to hire consultancy with Tory connections over pandemic was lawful
Constituents hit out at revelations about Downing Street gatherings during Covid restrictions
Mastermind behind Brexit campaign is relentless in his pursuit of prime minister
Geidt does not plan to do further work on case, according to officials
His suggested strategy includes ‘hot women and beer and pizza’
More blockchain bunkum from the bloke who brought us Brexit, BarnardCastleGate and (arguably) Boris.
Ex-adviser presents PM as empty vessel with rival camps inside No 10 fighting for influence
Replace permanent secretaries with chief executives and a new prime minister’s department among proposals
Officials fear acting against prime minister’s former adviser could turn him into a ‘martyr’
The Dominic Cummings-Boris Johnson chat shows how the messaging app dominates Westminster’s decision-making
Former top adviser publishes WhatsApp missives showing PM considered sacking UK health secretary
UK health secretary defends his conduct during coronavirus crisis
Consultancy with close Tory connections was hired to monitor public opinion during the pandemic
Leaders must combine guidelines with strong values and clear authority
What is the political impact for the prime minister? Plus how foreign aid cuts are hitting projects on the ground
When it came to a Covid strategy, every bit of the system seemed to think it knew best
Officials say former adviser’s explosive claims have made Simon Case’s position as top civil servant more difficult
Spat over handling of pandemic continues as UK health secretary faces claims he lied over policy in March last year
‘He’s trying to knock out 130,000 words but there are all these Covid meetings. And yond Cummings has a lean and hungry look’
Boris Johnson’s former chief adviser turns up pressure on his old boss with stinging allegations
Prime minister’s former adviser says government fell ‘disastrously short’ of standards expected by public
UK government is making the same mistakes as in early days of pandemic
There is no hidden secret in the UK’s handling of Covid. The errors are miserably obvious
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