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Why we must remember the Holocaust
Clare Moriarty explains why it's important to keep the holocaust in our minds through events like Holocaust Memorial Day and by listening to those who lived through it while they are still with us.
Civil Service Leaders
Promoting flexible working in the Civil Service
Chief People Officer Rupert McNeil sets out how the Civil Service is increasing its flexible working offer and introduces Michele's flexible working story.
How DCMS does digital
DCMS Permanent Secretary Sue Owen looks at how the department is tackling the challenges of online safety and security and giving citizens confidence that the Internet is a well-governed space.
The place of kindness in public policy
Scottish Government Permanent Secretary Leslie Evans explains why kindness has a role in public policy.
Working together for wellbeing
Permanent Secretary Shan Morgan describes how they are strengthening the approach to health and wellbeing in the Welsh Government.
The Civil Service People Survey – building impact, teamwork and trust
Cabinet Secretary and Head of the Civil Service Mark Sedwill looks at the headline results of the 2018 People Survey.
Closing the gender pay gap
On the day that 18 government departments publish their gender pay gap information, Rupert McNeil reflects on progress in closing the gap in the Civil Service.
The State of the Estate
John Manzoni introduces the annual report on the efficiency and sustainability of the Government Estate.
Disability Champion's winter round-up
Philip Rutnam writes about recent activities to promote disability inclusion across the Civil Service.
Why we need better data to improve the lives of ageing populations
UK National Statistician John Pullinger looks at an international initiative, led by the UK, to improve data so that the lives of older people can be better measured.