The privatisation scramble extends far beyond all of these aspects of our everyday lives, into the critical exercises of the power of the state over individual citizens

Greater limits are needed on former ministers and advisers joining private firms, say MPs

Inside Whitehall: The Civil Service is a very, very big organisation and it needs someone with corporate expertise to run it

Iain Duncan Smith was accused on Monday of relying on “dodgy” statistics to justify the Government’s  £26,000-a-year benefits cap for each household.

But regulator says cost would be offset by curbs to pensions, expenses for dinners, TV licences, taxis, and 'golden goodbyes'

Creeping levels of corruption in Britain have resulted in a worrying increase in the bribery of public officials, according to a major new report released on Tuesday.

Fewer than one NHS worker in 10 think the health service is "safe in the hands" of the coalition government, a new poll reveals.

Inside Westminster: The fact is that many MPs could earn a lot more in the private sector

British carriers who rent foreign planes in busy periods are likely to face tougher safety checks

The limits of the cuts are being reached – and now nowhere is safe from the axe

When George Osborne spoke today he evidently felt he was responding to the public mood. How long will that mood last?

Chancellor says public sector pay rises will be limited to an average of up to one per cent for 2015-16, adding 'but the biggest reform we make on pay is to automatic progression pay'