The Latest Breaking News from The National Audit Office

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

Experts said that if more people took up the offer, it would ‘save lives and public money’.

National Audit Office report says taxpayer-funded scheme made payment to suspected scammer last autumn

The National Audit Office warned the Government must also ‘manage risks’ to keep its £5.1 billion cap on taxpayer contributions to remediation.

Instead of receiving early help, pupils and parents face a vicious cycle of trying to get treatment

‘This is about bringing stability back into the economy,’ argued Treasury minister James Murray on the Government’s new fiscal rules

Chancellor pledges to spend, but says there will be no Truss-style splurge when she changes fiscal rules in budget

It comes after the National Audit Office found the current system is ‘financially unsustainable’.

A new report from the National Audit Office into special educational needs provision in England has concluded that despite a significant increase investment over the last decade, “the system is still not delivering better outcomes for children and young people”.

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The Department for Education (DfE) does not have a strategy to tackle the problem, a report from the National Audit Office has warned