All news on the topic: Public services

The PM was blasted for allowing Mr Raab to resign - and put forward his version of events in a newspaper article - before the report into his behaviour was published by Downing Street

Keir Mudie says Dominic Raab's resignation letter was 'graceless' as there was 'no apology' but just a 'bizarre rant about how him leaving is no good for government'

Pearl Unu-Arubi was taken to the hospital when she stopped breathing for eight minutes on March 20, 2023. After spending 10 days in critical condition, the 12-year-old sadly died

The Deputy PM resigned on Friday after the long-awaited report by Adam Tolley KC concluded he engaged in an 'abuse or misuse of power' while at the Foreign Office

One non-royal guest could throw the seating plan into disarray when King Charles is officially crowned alongside Camilla Queen Consort at Westminster Abbey next month

Some of the most influential Black people in Britain - including Dame Sharon White and Lord Simon Woolley - have joined efforts to raise awareness of the shortage

Figures for 2022 show someone in Somerset waited about a year and eight months for a test or scan when it should only be two weeks

Tory chairman Greg Hands provoked astonishment at the weekend when he claimed public services were performing well - despite strikes and long waits for NHS treatment

Cabinet Office Minister Oliver Dowden will issue a 'call to arms' to energy providers when he addresses the annual CyberUK conference in Belfast later

Experts say Britain is no more prepared for another pandemic as it was three years ago when Covid struck due to defunding of research and dismantling of key services

The Royal College of Nursing will hold a round-the-clock 48-hour strike from 8pm on Sunday, April 30 to 8pm on Tuesday, May 2, including the Bank Holiday Monday

BBC newsreader Huw Edwards has spoken out amid claims he's been offered voluntary redundancy by the corporation after nearly 40 years of service

The news may soon look very different as a string of presenters including Reeta Chakrabarti, Clive Myrie and Sophie Raworth have been given the opportunity to take voluntary redundancy

This Prime Minister won't make Britain rich in the same way someone driving a Bentley doesn't pick up hitchhikers, says Fleet Street Fox. We're heading for a very storrmy summer

The Prospect union, which represents staff across the Civil Service, said walkouts will take place on May 10 and June 7. Thousands of civil servants will strike again in a row over a pay

The PM attempted to defend the policy, saying it would help ensure elections are 'high-integrity processes' - despite any evidence of large-scale voter impersonation

In the past six years the number of people with diabetes has risen from 3.6 million to more than 5 million

Andrew Edwards' comment can be heard in a 16-second clip that was sent to Rhian Young, the monitoring officer at Pembrokeshire County Council, as he referred himself to the Public Services Ombudsman

Bonny Snowdon, 52, 'disappeared for hours' with her colouring book in a bid to cope with her abusive marriage, then transformed her passion into a £1million enterprise

Some people travelled more than 200 miles to attend the chaotic event called EggTech or EggTek at an industrial estate in Wales as clips showed ravers dancing at multiple stages

Mike McCook rewarded himself with takeaways after walking, but when his weight ballooned following a breakup, he started watching his favourite TV shows on an exercise bike instead

The Prison Officers Association blames the issue on poor pay and jails being overcrowded, violent and short-staffed. National chair Mark Fairhurst wants trained counsellors employed on-site at every prison

The Labour Party analysed data from the Environment Agency (EA) which it says shows 141,777 sewage dumping events across 137 of a total of 139 coastal constituencies in England and Wales in 2022

As the new tax year starts today, the Shadow Chancellor accuses the Conservatives of raiding people’s wage to pay for their mistakes during their 13 years in power

The murderer of Olivia Pratt-Korbel did not have the guts to attend his sentencing in court - he could brandish a gun in the street but he was too pathetic to look her family in the eye