All Frank Field articles
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NewsGovernment response to Carillion collapse runs to just over four pages
Country's second biggest contractor went bust in January owing millions
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NewsGovernment was a poor payer, former Carillion boss tells MPs
Richard Howson says departments often gave firm incorrect information about the scope of work required
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NewsFinancial watchdog probes allegations of insider trading at Carillion
The FCA is also looking at the timing of the firm’s profit warnings
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NewsCarillion debacle should prompt a government rethink, concedes minister
David Lidington said system would work better with more resources
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NewsPwC latest Big Four firm questioned over Carillion conflict of interest
EY’s simultaneous involvement with government and collapsed contractor was queried last month
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NewsInquiry MPs say Carillion accounts ‘hoodwinked the government’
The chairs of the inquiry into Carillion’s collapse have responded to the National Audit Office’s investigation
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NewsGovernment used out of date accounts to carry out financial health check on Carillion
MPs leading inquiry into bust firm want to know why risk assessment used old figures
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NewsMPs launch next phase of Carillion inquiry
The co-chairs of the investigation into Carillion’s failure are seeking further evidence
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NewsReport ropes in others over Carillion collapse blame
Auditors, government and regulators all come under fire
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NewsCarillion used early payment facility to hide £500m debt
MPs say Carillion’s supply chain financing system “hid the true extent of its massive debt”
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NewsMP calls for more audit competition in wake of Carillion collapse
Reports says accountant Grant Thorton has stopped bidding for audit work
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NewsAccountant brought in by Carillion after £845m writedown alarmed by its 'lack of professionalism'
EY told contractor to get on and ‘ruthlessly rationalise’ its business
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NewsInquiry MPs say Carillion chairman ‘lacked even a tenuous grip on reality’
Damning assessment comes as Morgan Stanley queried whether a proposed rights issue would attract investors