Finance

Brexit will make 2019 Spending Review more challenging for government, according to IfG

Home Office’s “light touch approach” to running the country’s police forces means it does not understand the full impact of cuts to the service, the Government’s watchdog has warned

Treasury’s lack of understanding of the overall impact on public finances hinders government response, according to NAO

Resolution Foundation claims that scrapping entrepreneurs' relief could help relieve public spending squeeze

Chancellor publishes letter to Treasury select committee after government release of 25 technical notices on preparing for no-deal Brexit

The Department for Exiting the EU released a raft of technical notices on preparing for a no-deal Brexit. We look at what they reveal

International trade secretary Liam Fox unveils Exports Strategy with goal to increase UK exports to 35% of GDP

Former MP for Grismby Austin Mitchell’s new book is one that future historians will have on their reading lists, writes Sue Cameron

Natural Resources Wales has had its accounts qualified three times over “unlawful” contracts with a sawmill

Some 112 staff are on more than £150,000 while 15 take home more than £251,000

Department says no one will have to sign an NDA to access compensation, despite reports

Leaked document reveals top officials will conduct research into potential negative impact of DWP policy or operational practice

Departments asked to work with Treasury to identify potential savings before overall spending envelope is published later this year

Think tank calculates pay deals announced yesterday will cost around £800m a year

The stories you may have missed as the government released a host of statements on the last day before summer recess

Around a million public sector workers in line for pay increases of up to 3.5%

Bonus for prime minister’s Brexit adviser Oliver Robbins singled out for ire from Brexiteer MPs

Department points to better retention and doubled recruitment against backdrop of Grenfell tragedy and renewed housing focus

Public Accounts Committee says it has "little confidence" sweeping courts reforms can be delivered

CIPFA's policy manager Alan Bermingham takes a look at what the OBR's report on fiscal sustainability tell us about long term government spending – and the picture isn't pretty

Lord Nick Macpherson says select committees should be better resourced to conduct over-arching probes

Report details “scandalous” vacancy levels that see department pay £78m a year on empty units

MPs raise concerns about local authority finances and confusion in sector with DfE “rush” to convert schools

Permanent secretary Peter Schofield says department has “confidence in NAO” following row over Universal Credit