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Manager set up monthly payments to his own business for made-up IT services contract

Review comes after attack by Usman Khan left two people dead

MPs sceptical over "government’s poor track record in delivering promised new prison places"

Agreement reached as Deloitte fined £4.2m over its auditing of the outsourcing giant during the scandal

Courts programme boosts justice department's consultants bill

Probation services would be 'safer' under public ownership, chief inspector says

HM Courts and Tribunals Service remains confident it will deliver on reform plan, despite auditors warning of financial, technological, and legislative challenges

Appointment of Janet Young comes ahead of updated Government Estates Strategy

The sacking of Nick Hardwick as chair of the Parole Board has raised questions about the future of the body – including how ministers will be able to find a successor, says Suzannah Brecknell

David Gauke’s dismissal of the head of the Parole Board following the John Worboys case raises questions about how the relationship between the board and the department will work in future

Justice secretary confirms move as planning permission sought for four new jails

Nick Hardwick – who clashed with the MoJ over spending controls – is to become chair of the Parole Board

MoJ's top official says falling out with prisons inspector was the result of spending controls introduced "in some haste" to tackle department's overspend

The Ministry of Justice’s track record on outsourcing is a shaky one – but in its probation reforms, it’s running one of Whitehall’s most ambitious greenfield contracting-out schemes. Matt Ross meets project chief Antonia Romeo