‘This administration will throw civil service leaders under a bus’ as top civil servant named
Mr Cummings told aides a “hard rain is coming” and promised to shake-up an “incoherent” Cabinet Office.
Mr Cummings told aides a “hard rain is coming” and promised to shake-up an “incoherent” Cabinet Office.
Simon Case was temporarily appointed as permanent secretary in Number 10 in May, at the height of the Covid-19 crisis, in an attempt to bring some stability to the government’s chaotic response to the pandemic.
Kate Green, the shadow education secretary, said students starting Year 11 and 13 in September had been left with “a mountain to climb” unless the timetable is changed, after missing months of schooling.
Abbott is being tipped to advise Britain - his birthplace - on how to seize trade opportunities after Brexit, with the Sun reporting that the socially conservative ex-PM is set to become the UK’s “new trade deal supremo”.
According to the Sunday Times, ministers are looking at raising capital gains tax and corporation tax in the next Budget, in November. The money could be reportedly raised from pensions, businesses, the wealthy, and foreign aid.
“We have the highest rate of excess deaths in all of Europe, we also have the deepest recession in all of Europe, and I think people are looking at that and are clearly very, very worried about that, thinking ‘is there an alternative?’.”
The spat over the chairmanship came ahead of the release of a much delayed report by the ISC on alleged Russian interference in UK politics.
The fiasco presented light relief to the government as it pushed the exam crisis and Brexit off the news agenda.
The organisation said the prime minister’s approach towards “radical Islam” had encouraged the majority of its membership to join the party.
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