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Prison windows and X-ray scanners not being fixed amid drug crisis – watchdog
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Asylum system delays and backlogs wasted taxpayers’ money – watchdog
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Government-backed NS&I facing £3bn bill for four-year overdue digital revamp
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Probation Service performance worse since returning to public control – watchdog
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Thousands of homes need insulation fix after failures in flagship scheme – NAO
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New forensic techniques could help solve triple murder after 30 years
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‘Every option’ to keep steel-making in Yorkshire being pursued after insolvency
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Two men stabbed at Oxford Circus Tube station within 24 hours
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Water bills to see ‘small, steady’ rise despite reform plans, says Reed
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Tory conference to be held in ‘smallest house in the world’, Welsh minister jokes
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Briton becomes first triple amputee to sail solo and unsupported across the Pacific
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Tory MP praised for pursuing suspected thief down London street
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Reeves to stick to fiscal rules amid budget wrangles ahead of spending review
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Government would struggle to cope with severe animal disease outbreak – watchdog
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Welsh Tory calls for rap trio Kneecap to be dropped from festival line-up
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Watchdog’s investment body findings prompt concern over UK research ‘leadership’
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‘Vow to support disabled people into jobs undermined by work coach shortfall’
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Government must boost student numbers on T-levels to realise full benefits – NAO
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Triple amputee begins world-first solo and unsupported sail across Pacific
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Watchdog in growth warning over key department’s limited industry support
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‘Limited’ progress in addressing health threat of antibiotic resistance – report
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AI and innovation key to government productivity and resilience – watchdog head
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AI and system reform could help boost Whitehall productivity, watchdog to say
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Budget to tackle violence against women and girls will be spent, minister vows
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Cyber threat against UK Government severe and advancing quickly, warns watchdog
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Reeves faces grilling from MPs amid market turmoil
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Family doctors handing back contracts due to national insurance rise, MPs hear
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Prison plans could cost ‘extra £4bn and be short of 12,400 cell spaces by 2027’
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Spending watchdog refuses to sign off ‘inadequate’ public sector accounts
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