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"I have heard Dominic has resigned. I regret he's gone." Reshuffle special Bonfire of the moderates: Cameron shifts Tories firmly to the right David Cameron switches off the life support of One Nation Conservatism, as he culls the remaining moderates in senior government positions Nicky Morgan: 'Fed up' with teachers not taking responsibility Michael Gove's successor is unlikely to give our schools the easy ride they might be hoping for Gift for the teaching unions as Gove dropped as education secretary Teaching unions celebrate the shock announcement Michael Gove is stepping down from his role as education secretary to become chief whip Comment: More women in Cabinet will reduce men's group think failings Despite the inevitable heckles of tokenism and of a last-minute attempt to appeal to women voters, this increase in women at the top table should be warmly welcomed Away from the spotlight Devastating blow to Grayling as judges halt his legal aid reform Humiliating blow as Chris Grayling is prevented from turning legal aid into "an instrument of discrimination" by judges As the reshuffle dominates headlines, May forces through surveillance bill Government takes advantage of press attention on reshuffle to force through emergency surveillance legislation How the government got into bed with debt collection agencies The government is taking payment-by-results to a whole new level - by encouraging debt collection agencies to retrieve money in ways MPs fear could hit vulnerable debtors hard.	Advertise your job vacancies here Major report outlines plan to defuse ‘ticking time bomb of myopic management’ Commission on Management and Leadership issues rallying call for a Better Managed Britain. UK broadband: faster download speeds won’t be the answer forever A report from the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) says that the UK's broadband is not fit for purpose. Boeing’s space bins make room for more bags on 737s Alaska Airlines is the launch customer for new bins. Over 4 million lab animals used in the UK last year - but for what? As number of scientific procedures using animals rises again, RSPCA challenges the justification for animal use. Long-term government policy to support smaller manufacturers needed, say business leaders Manufacturing leaders are today calling for a consistent, long-term policy to support the growth of smaller manufacturing companies. Emergency phone and internet data retention law: “Hasty legislation has often proved to be badly flawed” An emergency law to ensure police and security services can continue to access people's phone and internet records is expected to be approved at a special cabinet meeting later today.

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