Fraud, Error Debt & Grants

Agency’s annual report says it will miss its target for identifying and preventing losses in the tax credits system for a second year running

Osborne-led department rapped Theresa May’s domain over pay agreement for child-abuse inquiry chief, it has emerged

The chair of the Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee finds the Donmar’s new musical Committee a fair and compelling portrayal of the hearing on the collapse of Kids Company 

Meanwhile, Conservative Bernard Jenkin retains helm of Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Select Committee, while Labour’s Meg Hillier keeps hold of Public Accounts Committee

NAO says the department’s efforts to tackle online fraud are ‘not proportionate to the threat’

Conservative minority government’s Westminster woes will extend beyond the division lobbies, says think tank

Watchdog looks for international input on new regulatory landscape​ as deadline looms

Committee on Standards in Public Life seeks more views on need for beefed-up rules on outside work, and the potential for conflicts of interest

From next month ministers and Whitehall civil servants will get figures “at the same time as everyone else”

Cloud Industry Forum finds widespread confusion and degree of apathy among UK organisations in regards to GDPR

Government should look ‘very seriously’ at investing more in both cyber security and training, as investigation - and finger-pointing - over WannaCry continue

Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee calls for government to quicken response to MPs warnings over cyber security