Department for Science, Innovation and Technology Accounts 2025-26
Published on:The C&AG has issued a clean audit opinion, providing assurance to Parliament on DSIT’s 2025-26 financial statements.
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DSIT’s investment in research infrastructure
Published on:Under DSIT administration, research infrastructure better reflects national policy but key projects are causing concern.
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Innovation in transport
Published on:Stronger support for innovation in transport sector can unlock economic, environmental and consumer benefits.
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Department for Science, Innovation & Technology 2024-25
Published on:Our overview of DSIT for 2024-25 looks at the department’s priorities, and where it spent £14.2 billion last year.
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Department for Science, Innovation and Technology Annual Report and Accounts 2024-25
Published on:The C&AG has issued a clean audit opinion, providing assurance to Parliament on DSIT’s 2024-25 financial statements.
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Future of the UK’s digital connectivity networks
Winter 2026/27We will evaluate how DSIT is supporting the development and use of modern digital connectivity networks in the UK.
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Department for Science, Innovation & Technology 2023-24
Published on:This report provides an introduction to the Department for Science, Innovation & Technology, and our examination of its spending & performance.
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UK Research and Innovation: providing support through grants
Published on:UKRI should strengthen its approach to taking bolder decisions and address data challenges to maximise value for money for the taxpayer.
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The National Space Strategy and the role of the UK Space Agency
Published on:Strategic shortcomings are undermining government’s aims to make the UK one of the world’s most innovative and attractive space economies.
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Department for Science, Innovation & Technology 2022-23
Published on:The Department for Science, Innovation & Technology (DSIT) was formed in February 2023. This guide summarises the key information and insights that can be gained from examination of DSIT’s predecessor departments.
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Investigation into the UKHSA’s health security campus programme
Published on:The UK’s future resilience to dangerous diseases is being undermined by decision-making failures regarding a planned health security campus in Harlow.
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Support for innovation to deliver net zero
Published on:This report examines the government’s approach to investment in research and innovation to deliver net zero.
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Improving the UK’s science capability for managing animal diseases
Published on:This report examines whether Defra is well placed to redevelop the UK’s primary site for managing threats from animal diseases.
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UK Research and Innovation’s management of the Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund
Published on:This report examines whether the Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund is likely to deliver value for money.
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Gambling regulation: problem gambling and protecting vulnerable people
Published on:This report examines the extent to which gambling regulation protects people from gambling‑related harms and addresses emerging risks.
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Electricity networks
Published on:This report examines how effectively Ofgem has used electricity network price controls to protect consumers and achieve government’s environmental goals.
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Investigation into how government increased the number of ventilators available to the NHS in response to COVID-19
Published on:This investigation provides an account of how public money was used to increase the number of ventilators available to the NHS.
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Fracking for shale gas in England
Published on:This report sets out the facts about the government’s support of shale gas development in England.
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Ensuring food safety and standards
Published on:This report examines the effectiveness of regulations to ensure that food is safe and is what it says it is.
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Home Office’s management of its contract with G4S to run Brook House immigration removal centre
Published on:This memorandum focuses on the design, operation and oversight of the Home Office’s contract with G4S to run Brook House.