White House Orders Federal Staff Back to Office
The White House has abruptly reversed its work-from-home policy, mandating a swift return to the office for thousands of federal staff, including key health personnel at the CDC in Atlanta.
Category : Whitehall
UK Gov Mandates Immediate Data Breach Reporting for Ministers
Exclusive: The UK government unveils stringent new data breach protocols for ministers and officials, mandating immediate reporting and transparency in a major cybersecurity overhaul.
Treasury in Turmoil: PM's Aide Accused of Budget Leak
Exclusive: Keir Starmer's No10 operation descends into chaos as a senior PM aide is accused of a Treasury tax leak designed to sabotage the new government's first Budget. The explosive allegations reveal a bitter power struggle at the heart of Whitehall.
Starmer replaces PM's top official in Downing Street shakeup
Sir Keir Starmer initiates a significant restructuring of his Downing Street operation, with the Prime Minister's Principal Private Secretary set to be replaced just one year into the role. The move signals a major strategic shift at the heart of UK gover
Rayner's Work From Home Hypocrisy Exposed
Labour's Deputy Leader Angela Rayner is under fire for criticising civil servants' 'work from home' strike while championing flexible working policies. The PCS union announces massive Whitehall walkouts over office return mandates.
Labour accuses Home Office of 'shameful' data cover-up
Labour's Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper demands answers as leaked documents reveal the Home Office may have suppressed critical data on small boat arrivals, sparking a major political row.
Govt Scraps Flawed COVID Recovery Plan After NAO Report
A damning report forces the UK government to abandon its flawed COVID recovery strategy, exposing a 'lack of clarity' and 'insufficient' cross-department coordination in Whitehall.
Trump's DC Hotel Sparks Fury Over Closed Pedestrian Walkway
Donald Trump's DC hotel sparks fury by closing a key public walkway, disrupting commuters and families. Locals and officials condemn the move as a disregard for public convenience in the heart of the capital.
Home Office Loses Vital Essex Lorry Case Data
Exclusive: The Home Office admits to losing critical evidence from the Essex lorry tragedy investigation, prompting outrage from Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper and serious questions about data security.
Home Office in 'two-tier policing' row over Farage security
Exclusive: Home Office faces mounting pressure as former Labour minister Dan Jarvis demands answers over alleged preferential treatment for Nigel Farage's security following an incident in Epping.
Christian Group Demands Ban on Civil Service Pride Lanyards
Exclusive: The Christian Institute faces a major backlash after demanding a ban on Civil Service Pride lanyards, accusing the government of 'virtue signalling' and triggering a fierce debate on LGBTQ+ inclusion in Whitehall.
Farage Accuses Home Office of Political Interference Over Home
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage alleges government 'collusion' after a Labour MP's letter to the Home Office sparks a review of his planning permission in a protected Essex woodland.
The Guardian's latest corrections and clarifications
The Guardian has published its latest corrections and clarifications, addressing inaccuracies in recent reporting. Stay informed with the most important updates.
Guardian Removes Article: Key Details
The Guardian has taken down an article published on August 17, 2025. Here’s why it was removed and what it means for readers.
Secret Service daughter's shocking White House revelations
The daughter of a former Secret Service agent shares jaw-dropping tales from inside the White House, exposing untold secrets of presidential life.
Trump aide under fire for alleged timecard manipulation
The Trump White House is reportedly monitoring the timekeeping practices of a key aide amid allegations of manipulating the system. Read the full investigation.
MP slams govt over Whitehall 'waste culture'
Labour MP Chris Bryant criticises the UK government for excessive spending on temporary staff and consultants, calling for urgent reforms in Whitehall.
Trump's Smithsonian visit causes uproar
Former US President Donald Trump's unannounced visit to the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History in Washington has drawn criticism and raised eyebrows among historians and political analysts.
UK spent £1.6m transferring prisoners to Bulgaria
The Ministry of Justice faces backlash after spending £1.6m to transfer prisoners from England and Wales to Bulgaria, sparking outrage over costs and policy priorities.
Ministry of Justice faces backlash over court closure plans
The Ministry of Justice is under fire for its proposal to shut down multiple courts across England and Wales, raising concerns about access to justice and local communities.
Man, 54, dies mysteriously outside London hotel
A 54-year-old man tragically dropped dead outside a luxury hotel in Westminster, leaving authorities scrambling for answers. Detectives are treating the incident as unexplained.
Commons chief's £750k pay + £900k pension sparks fury
The House of Commons' top official enjoys a staggering £750,000 annual remuneration, with an additional £900,000 added to their pension pot over two years, sparking outrage amid economic struggles.
Civil servants host 'woke' music events on taxpayer money
Civil servants in Whitehall have sparked outrage by organising taxpayer-funded 'woke' music events promoting diversity, raising questions about the misuse of public funds.
Jess Phillips slams government over Whitehall failures
Labour MP Jess Phillips accuses the government of failing vulnerable individuals, citing poor conditions and lack of support in Whitehall.
Labour plans civil service internships for diversity boost
The Labour Party proposes new civil service internships to increase diversity and opportunity in government roles, aiming to break down barriers in Westminster.
UK civil service internships for working-class only
A bold new initiative by the UK government reserves civil service internships solely for working-class students, aiming to diversify Whitehall and break down barriers to entry.
Labour's secret plot to silence migrant hotel critics
Exclusive: A Whitehall internet monitoring unit is pressuring social media giants to remove posts criticising asylum seeker accommodations, raising concerns over free speech and 'two-tier policing'.
Duchy of Lancaster appointments under scrutiny
The government is facing fresh scrutiny over its handling of civil service appointments linked to the Duchy of Lancaster, raising concerns about transparency and accountability.
Michael Aspel's banned documentary shock after 20 years
A controversial documentary hosted by Michael Aspel, banned by the government for two decades, resurfaces with disturbing revelations.
Garrick Club members quit over gender row
London's elite Garrick Club is in turmoil as prominent members, including former MI6 chief Sir Richard Dearlove, resign amid ongoing controversy over its male-only membership policy.
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