Durand Academy says it still intends to submit proposals for a sixth-form block at a later stage

Callers to government departments paid £56m on higher-rate phone lines last year despite a drive to reduce their use, a report has revealed.

BBC Trust chairman admits 'overpaying' after being questioned by MPs over £25m paid to 150 outgoing executives

More than 10,000 made redundant but further changes needed to get right employees

BBC bosses face a grilling from MPs over how senior staff were given hefty pay-offs that breached the corporation's own guidelines.

The Education Secretary Michael Gove’s department has been censured by public spending watchdogs over a plan to set up a state boarding school for inner-city children in the heart of the Sussex countryside.

Margaret Hodge describes department finances as 'a shocking example of incompetence'

Civil servants receive large severance payments for signing ‘compromise agreements’ on exit

The Government will admit tomorrow that it has become a barrier to securing economic growth as it announces a new drive to boost job-creating projects at local level.

Department for Transport earned £2.5 million from calls in two years

Commission’s failure  to stop abuse of system by Cup Trust branded ‘unacceptable’ by MPs

Concerns multiply over the increasing costs of the high-speed London to Birmingham rail link

Ministers have failed to make a clear “strategic case” for their ambitious plan to build a new high-speed railway between London and the North, the Government’s auditors claim.

Retired army officer was forced out for awarding Royal Armouries workers thousands of pounds