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  1. Update on the New Hospital Programme

    Report Value for money

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    The NAO has published an update on the New Hospital Programme following government’s decision to reset the programme.

  2. Administration of Scottish income tax 2024-25

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    This report assesses HMRC’s calculation of the 2023-24 income tax revenue for Scotland and HMRC’s estimate of the 2024-25 income tax revenue.

  3. Environmental regulation

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    This NAO report focuses on how Defra and the regulators carry out their duties in practice and sets out recommendations for them to consider.

  4. Cabinet Office 2024-25

    Overview

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    The purpose of the Cabinet Office is to ensure that the government works together to deliver for the people of the United Kingdom. The Cabinet Office supports the Prime Minister and ensures the effective running of the government. It is also the corporate headquarters for the government, in partnership with HM Treasury, and it takes […]

  5. Devolution in England

    Work in progress

    Summer 2026

    This NAO report will examine how the MHCLG is implementing its enhanced devolution framework and if it likely to achieve value for money.

  6. Department for Business and Trade 2024-25

    Overview Departmental overview

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    The Department for Business and Trade is a department for economic growth. In 2024-25, DBT spent a total of £2.15 billion (including financing) in net expenditure.

  7. Ministry of Defence 2024-25

    Overview Departmental overview

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    In 2024-25, the MoD spent £52.7 billion on its running costs. This includes day-to-day resources such as staff costs, maintaining military equipment, and management of the Defence estate.

  8. An analysis of the asylum system

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    We’ve mapped the asylum system to show where delays occur, and set out four requirements for an effective system.