Today’s National Audit Office report into the collapse of Kids Company shines new light on the scandal. It shows that the charity received at least £46 million of public money during its 19 year existence despite repeated warnings from civil servants that funding it was unwise.
The report also shows that ministers thought they knew best, and that many senior politicians ignored the concerns being raised.
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