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<p>Whitehall needs to change, but more technology isn’t enough. Opening routes to leadership would bring skills that are too often overlooked</p><p>The cabinet secretary, Antonia Romeo, called for an overhaul of a “<a href="https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/nov/11/whitehall-tame-reactive-risk-averse-antonia-romeo-cabinet-secretary">reactive and risk-

Les deux anciens premiers ministres d’Emmanuel Macron sont entravés par la crise sociale et sa gestion par l’exécutif. Cherchant à reprendre la main, Gabriel Attal a proposé, mercredi, l’organisation d’une « grande primaire des démocrates » dont Edouard Philippe ne veut pas.

RÉCIT - Benyamin Netanyahou, premier à la Knesset, n’atteint pas la majorité. Gadi Eisenkot aura du mal à former un gouvernement sans le soutien des partis arabes.

By one measure, John Healey’s budget has already been a success. He has avoided the paralysis that hit the UK before his predecessor Rachel Reeves delivered her tax and spending plans in November 2025. That budget had such an agonisingly long build-up that a combination of speculation and leaks caused jitters in financial markets, property transactions groun

<p>The Tory leader has glimpsed the future and it involves Labour putting every last UK citizen on benefits</p><p>If you’re worried about next week’s budget, then now is your time to chill out. Because Kemi Badenoch has all the answers. The chancellor, John Healey, has been living rent free in the leader of the opposition’s head for the past few weeks. Lucky