Fraud, Error Debt & Grants

Common Agricultural Policy fines continue to hamper Defra accounts, while National Audit Office also points to the Ministry of Defence's non-compliance with international accounting standards

Cabinet Office minister Oliver Letwin, who was leading the civil service's Brexit work, is out of the government

National Audit Office issues another qualification of department’s accounts and says fraud and error levels remain “unacceptably high”

Royal Statistical Society praises Transport department for "honest" and "innovative" presentation of official statistics

Watchdog suggests Home Office and NHS England tighten joint-working arrangements in future outsourcing deals

Former Public Accounts Committee chair tells PoliticsHome that she is "truly shocked" at Sir Nick Macpherson's new role with C Hoare & Co

The Grimstone overhaul of the Commissioner for Public Appointments "risks a loss of public confidence and trust" in the way key quango jobs are filled, warn MPs on the Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee

Department for Work and Pensions' (DWP) 85,000 staff will be encouraged to save with member-owned financial institutions

While all the focus in recent days may have been on the consequences of Britain's historic decision to quit the European Union, that doesn't mean life in Whitehall ground to a halt. Here are three key, non-Brexit stories you may have missed since the referendum result

Changes come as DH seeks to cut running costs by 30% by 2020

Competition and Markets Authority warns that cartels can lead to overcharges of 10% to 20%

Justice committee warns the Ministry of Justice against seeking to "represent the quality of its evidence base to be higher than it is" after senior legal figures criticise research into court fees