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The Public Accounts Committee says £8.6 billion was overpaid across benefits in 2021-22 and more must be done to get a grip on the billions of pounds being lost every year

The Department for Work and Pensions overpaid an ‘eye-watering’ £8.6 billion across benefits in 2021-22, the Public Accounts Committee said.

SEATTLE — While Washingtonians have been casting ballots and making their voices heard in Tuesday's midterm elections, some of Washington's top corporations have put their money where their interests lie.

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Orlando East, a working class community on the periphery of Johannesburg in South Africa, has turned 90 years old. Orlando was one of the first municipal locations – called townships under apartheid – established in 1932 for Africans under the 1923 Native Urban Areas Act. It was renamed Orlando East…

TDs were told last week that the Department of Public Expenditure has referred the matter to the Attorney General

Schillings says Randox was ‘ambushed’ by ‘inaccurate’ and ‘misleading’ allegations, as it had not been given ‘reasonable’ chance to comment.

The A5 road project, if advanced, could be completed by 2028

‘I believe he’s putting forth one of the greatest years of his career this year,’ AEW president Tony Khan says.

Delays reduce the value and transparency of accounts meant to provide a view of how taxpayers’ money is managed, a Commons Committee said.

The PAC's biggest expense was a $3 million advance to hire a lawyer in Trump's Mar-a-Lago mess