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IFS sets out Budget bind in analysis of public finances ahead of 11 March statement
Previous governments' underspending shows that without the right skills, departments won't be able to deliver infrastructure reforms, IfG says
Big numbers for capital spending in next month’s budget won’t fix decade of austerity, think-tank warns
Applicants given an additional month to apply to head finance watchdog
Professionals’ union Prospect wades into row over government’s failure to reduce contribution rates following valuations ‘pause’
High Court move will challenge government’s failure to reduce contributions following firefighters' ruling
Report blasts "incomplete and inaccurate" understanding of conditions and flags £916m backlog of major repairs
NLC chief tells CSW that “big wicked" policy problems will require increased collaboration across the public sector
Northern Ireland has lowest median rates at Grade 6 to Executive Officer level
Mark Thurston leads ranking for second year running as John Manzoni and Mark Sedwill well down list
Appointment will replace Robert Chote, who has led fiscal watchdog since 2010
National Audit Office says department and delivery firm underestimated the task of delivering new rail network
Watchdog says keenness to proceed with Liverpool project led to deal being struck before construction failings were known
National Audit Office flags lack of measurable objectives and impact evaluation in department’s £2.4bn-a-year portfolio of help
'Tough decisions' needed to support Budget, prime minister tells ministers
Robin Butler suggested impressionist could trick chancellor into revealing budget details amid wave of spoof calls, former Channel 4 boss recalls
Morse’s recommendation to cut ten years from controversial claw-back window accepted by the Treasury
Ben Wallace warns military top brass that procurement reform is on the way and blasts ‘almost criminal’ New Labour deals
Shadow chancellor also confirms plan to hold February budget “to end austerity in social security and public services”
Biggest civil service union targets Marsham Street after £3m DWP payout
Figures in Labour and Conservative manifestos could give an "unclear impression" of future spending on schools, UKSA says
Parties “seem all too willing to bend or even break their own fiscal rules before they’ve even got started”, report finds
Contraflow scheme was activated amid preparation for a possible no-deal exit from the EU, just as government requested a Brexit extension
Party manifesto promises "the days of Whitehall knows best are over" as it pledges white paper on English devolution