A scathing report by the spending watchdog shows Sunak's plan for asylum seekers to be housed across RAF sites and in a barge will cost £46 million extra.

UK to introduce new legal migration measures from March which is aimed at reducing the number of immigrants and promoting ease of business in the country, preventing undercutting of the UK workforce.

The illicit scheme allegedly involves the creation of fake student identities and the manipulation of loan disbursements.

A recent report, published by a French audit organisation, accused the UK government of supplying un-crosschecked patchy information, which prevented France from stopping migrant boats across the English Channel.

As of 14 September, another 27 schools were identified as having reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC).

On August 31, the UK government asked 104 British schools to close down due to the RAAC concrete collapse threat – while an audit revealed 700,000 students study under vulnerable structures.

Critics of the proposed reforms argue that the financial burden could place undue strain on online platforms, particularly smaller companies and startups.

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An independent review was set up to investigate the workplace culture at the London Fire Brigade.

A New Zealand group representing survivors of child sexual abuse in the Catholic Church has called on Pope Francis to intervene in the redress process, claiming that church authorities were mishandling it and retraumatising victims.

The British government is set to release data showing around 1.1 billion pounds of small business loans ($1.27 billion) made under a COVID-19 emergency lending scheme has already been classified as suspected fraud, a source told Reuters.

Ever since Exxon Mobil found vast deposits of oil off Guyana's coastline in 2015, government leaders have pledged that black gold would transform the fortunes of one of South America's poorest countries.

The Argentine's current contract expires on June 30

The Ministry of Defence has 'unaffordable' plans for new warships, jets and submarines after a £20bn black hole was found in its finances.

The National Audit Office has revealed that taxpayers will foot the bill for £200bn of private finance initiatives (PFIs).

A Nottingham-based charity have launched an innovative scheme which will allow rough sleepers to access essential items at any time of the day.

Robert Piggott Cof E schools in Berkshire writes letter to parents asking for £1 donations to buy equipment after "national changes" in funding

Hacking groups linked to North Korea will continue to devastate the UK with major cyberattacks over the next year, former GCHQ director Robert Hannigan has warned.

The National Audit Office (NAO) led an investigation into NHS response to the cyberattack, one of the largest to hit the healthcare service.

The government's new survey into racial inequality in Britain has highlighted stark differences in how quality of life changes depending on ethnicity.

The Conservative government's political choices about welfare have dire consequences for the poor - and it knows it.

Homelessness is now costing the public sector over £1bn a year.

Bailed-out lender posts first half profit for first time in three years and unveils plans to set up business in the Netherlands.

National Audit Office says sale was 'value for money' even though the loss exceeds the £1.1bn forecast

National Audit Office warns new Custom Declaration Service might not be ready by January 2019.

French energy firm says nuclear project could be delayed by more than a year.

National Audit Office says government response to online fraud is not 'efficient or effective'.

The National Audit Office said the government struck deals on assumptions about the price of electricity decades into the future.

Billon and Philip Morris successfully completed series of pilots in Poland over the past eight months.

He joins other high-profile MPs such as George Osborne and Alan Johnson quitting on 8 June.