Greeks fearing attacks by anarchists will no longer be entitled to free police bodyguards in the latest cost-cutting plan from a government trying to meet budget targets set by international creditors.

Wealthy Greeks fearing attacks by anarchist groups will no longer be entitled to free police bodyguards in the latest cost-cutting plan from a government trying to meet budget targets.

MPs attack Coalition for failing to shut down failed £482m project for regional command posts three years after it was scrapped

Reform is coming to the Civil Service, but some worry it will harm more than help

The John Lewis Partnership is as bourgeois as summer holidays in Provence

Figures reveal nearly a million people have been out of work for more than a year

Proposal was among raft of parliamentary Bills tabled by Tory backbenchers' group in 'Alternative Queen's Speech'

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

The Ministry of Defence is under pressure to rebuff the attempt of one of Britain's biggest companies to take over the £14bn agency that buys the armed forces' missiles and submarines in the wake of the electronic tagging scandal.

Conservatives aim to shed ‘rich’ image in bid to win over crucial voters outside the South East

Tackling this issue is long overdue and will be good for democracy, says watchdog boss

Sir Ian Kennedy seemed stolidly unmoved by the prevailing view. He said it was a ‘very good deal’

Civil service boss Sir Bob Kerslake blamed for slow pace of reform, in role described as ‘impossible’ by critics

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