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Teesside is at the centre of a growing political row between Labour and Conservatives over the regeneration of a former steelworks site.

The Cabinet Office permanent secretary said he expects the UK’s international reputation to improve after research found a drop in confidence.

Watchdog says gaps in regulation are letting landlords offer costly supported accommodation ‘with little or no support’

NHS England chief executive Amanda Pritchard told MPs there is a direct link between mental health staff shortages and the funding available.

Surprise first-year windfall suggests stopgap tax measure is being underestimated and may be badly designed

Buried in a lengthy new audit on public-sector fraud by the National Audit Office is a remarkable detail. It notes that at the time the Department for Business, Energy and Industry Strategy was charged with handling the Bounce Back Loan scheme, it only had two full-time staff working in its…

Final evaluation of Unboxed science and arts festival finds it delivered on its economic objectives

The National Audit Office said that it was ‘very unlikely’ that most of the taxpayers’ money will be recovered

The National Audit Office said that it was ‘very unlikely’ that most of the taxpayers’ money will be recovered.

National Audit Office estimates bill of £246m for saving energy supplier as result of sharp fall in gas prices

Euston faces a “decade of delay” before the arrival of HS2 high speed trains because of the Government’s disastrous decision to switch station designs, a rail expert has warned.