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Jacob Rees-Mogg warns that backtracking could play into the hands of Labour at the next election
The 12 most notable cartoons of the year
His ascension draws near
Rejection of initiative described as an ‘utter dereliction of duty’ amid warnings of rolling blackouts
Proposals from business secretary would have seen 48-hour week repealed amid slashing of workers’ rights
Emerging markets fund manager considers sale as chief executive leaves and challenges mount
Business secretary calls opposition to shale gas extraction ‘sheer Ludditery’
Emerging markets asset manager explores management buyout or deal with rival
Decision to bar US consultancy from UK government contracts will worry other companies caught up in scandals
Kwarteng, Braverman, Coffey and Cleverly handed senior positions
Appointment of ‘climate dinosaur’ would set UK back on net zero targets, says opposition
Jacob Rees-Mogg’s allies endorse new Cabinet Office edict to trawl accounts for criticism of officials or policy
Management consultancy looks at options after minister’s decision caught it by surprise
Britain becomes first western country to impose penalties on consultant for role in Zuma scandal
Some Whitehall departments will be able to continue running own fast track schemes
Some leaders are demanding long hours in offices as if the WFH revolution never happened
Jacob Rees-Mogg hasn’t gone nearly far enough with his passive-aggressive notes
Brexit opportunities minister says decision will save £1bn a year but vets, farming groups and port operators are critical
Rees-Mogg tells MPs if protocol with EU is not reformed London has sovereign right to take action alone
Jacob Rees-Mogg tells ministers to make sure office space is full again now Covid restrictions are ending
Warnings from industry of supply chain disaster if full post-Brexit border controls are imposed on July 1
Change to Solvency II regulations delayed by wrangling between ministers and regulators
Brexit opportunities minister Rees-Mogg had backed call to accept inspections by EU and others
The UK’s future regulatory design depends on detail, not performative debate
The new minister promised ‘a real Brexit bonus’ but companies need a serious, outcomes-based approach
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