On the go: Jonathan Ashworth, Labour MP for Leicester South, has landed the role of shadow work and pensions secretary, as part of a reshuffle of the shadow cabinet.

On the go: An ambassador has been ordered to pay more than £80,000 after being found guilty of withholding information from the Pensions Regulator.

On the go: The High Court has approved the transfer of £12bn of annuities from Prudential Assurance Company, now M&G, to Rothesay Life after it was previously blocked.

On the go: The Pensions Regulator has said employers “have more to do” to meet their workplace pension duties, ensuring contributions are up to date and savers are re-enrolled into schemes.

On the go: Concerns have been raised about MoneyHelper and the Department for Work and Pensions’ preparedness for a flurry of enquiries when the new anti-scam rules come into force next week.

On the go: More than 200,000 people have contacted the government to ask for help locating their missing pensions, just as the dormant assets scheme gears up to expand into retirement savings.

On the go: The House of Commons has rejected proposed amendments from the House of Lords to retain the earnings element of the state pension triple lock next year.

The government has closed the opportunity for people to transfer to a pension scheme that would offer pension age protection ahead of its planned minimum pension age increase. 

On the go: The government has suffered a defeat in the House of Lords over its plans to restrict increases in the state pension next year by temporarily suspending the triple lock.

On the go: The Money and Pensions Service has been urged to look into how commercial companies could be used to deliver Pension Wise guidance as part of a government-backed report looking at how the organisation can be improved.