Rowena Mason

The Guardian

Boris Johnson’s flagship hospital scheme mired in delays, watchdog finds

By: Rowena Mason

MPs’ committee has ‘no confidence’ in delivery target for new hospitals and levelling up funds also criticised

The Guardian

Forcing medical staff to work during strikes could harm care, NHS Providers says

By: Rowena Mason

Anti-strike laws risk damaging relationships between staff and employers, hospital trust leaders say

The Guardian

Hunt warned against cutting tax for wealthy while making stealth raid on 36m workers

By: Kiran Stacey, Rowena Mason, Richard Partington

Chancellor considers deep cuts to inheritance tax in autumn statement to improve Tory polling

The Guardian

Gillian Keegan ‘deeply concerned’ over pupils missing school for Gaza protests

By: Rowena Mason

Education secretary wants children’s absence from lessons treated ‘with utmost seriousness’

Yahoo Sports UK

Calls for investigation into complaints of ‘toxic' sexual behaviour at MoD

By: Rowena Mason, Peter Walker, Dan Sabbagh

Labour and civil service unions have called on the defence secretary, Grant Shapps, to launch an urgent investigation after 60 senior female staff

The Guardian

Calls for investigation into complaints of ‘toxic’ sexual behaviour at MoD

By: Dan Sabbagh, Rowena Mason, Peter Walker

Opposition and unions call on Grant Shapps to take action after 60 senior women report widespread abuse

The Guardian

Chancellor’s tax cut opens door to early election – and sets a trap for Labour

By: Rowena Mason

With Jeremy Hunt spending most of his headroom, the next government will be in the tricky position of having to raise taxes or squeeze the public sector

The Guardian

Rise in net migration threatens to undermine Rishi Sunak’s tough talk

By: Rowena Mason

Threefold increase since 2019 means focusing on immigration may be a risky move for the PM at next election

The Guardian

Sideways tool use gets Rishi Sunak unfairly hammered on social media

By: Rowena Mason

Apparently incorrect use of a basic tool shows the prime minister is out of touch with everyday life, Labour suggests

The Guardian

Whitehall infighting could hamper scrutiny of Telegraph sale

By: Rowena Mason, Anna Isaac

Foreign Office could stifle possible inquiry into bid from Abu Dhabi-backed fund RedBird IMI in absence of cabinet secretary