The Latest Breaking News from Public Accounts Committee

The state of the 30-room property means ‘in all likelihood’ the King’s brother will not get almost £490,000 in compensation he might have had.

The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has written to the Treasury and the Crown Estate questioning the lease arrangements on the 30-room mansion.

The Public Accounts Committee said certification schemes aiming to ensure biomass has been sustainably sourced may not be strong enough.

A report from the Public Accounts Committee has warned that legacy IT systems and poor quality data are slowing Government plans to use AI.

Public Accounts Committee examined series of site purchases and found ‘troubling culture that repeatedly wastes public money’

A group of MPs has delivered a blistering verdict on the state special educational needs in England. In a new report, the public accounts committee call the system “unaffordable” and warn that the Department for Education (DfE) “risks a lost generation of children leaving school without receiving the help they…

NHS England chief executive Amanda Pritchard appeared before MPs on Wednesday

A committee chair said local authorities are often ‘attempting to save a sinking ship with a little more than a leaky bucket’.

The National Audit Office said only 40% of public bodies required all staff to declare interests annually.