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Foreign Office bloggers including Minister for Europe David Lidington have spoken about the importance of free speech following the sentencing of a popular Iranian blogger this week.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Joint article by the Foreign Secretary of the United Kingdom William Hague and the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Federal Republic of Germany Dr Guido Westerwelle
A look at the work of the Foreign Office and its embassies overseas this week.
Foreign Secretary William Hague has made a statement following bombings in Abuja, the capital of Nigeria.
Aircraft Engineering Technician (AET) Kayleigh Beckley has been in Afghanistan for the last three months helping to maintain the Royal Navy helicopters that transport troops and equipment around Helmand province.
HMS Cumberland sailed for the Middle East yesterday where she will conduct maritime policing patrols as part of the wider international effort to deal with illegal use of maritime trade routes in the region.
The opening of the village coincides with the arrival of 16 Air Assault Brigade who are currently taking over from 4th Mechanized Brigade as…
The US-UK defence treaty has taken a major step towards implementation, following its approval by the US Congress.
Defence Estates (DE) is starting work on a new headquarters to house the team of experts responsible for maintaining safety at HM Naval Base (HMNB) Clyde.
A Battle of Britain veteran has been the inspiration for a special blend of tea brewed to honour 'The Few', with some of the proceeds going to the RAF Association Wings Appeal.
On Friday 1 October Lord Howell arrives in Cyprus to attend a series of engagements marking the country’s fiftieth anniversary of independence.
The Next Step website is part of comprehensive support programme, which also includes face to face and telephone services, offering advice to…
The cost of registering an organic seed or seed potato variety in the UK will increase from today (1 October 2010).
Around 60 per cent of nitrate pollution in water is caused by agriculture.
The government has defended its decision to introduce an interim limit on skilled workers from outside the EU.
Home Office minister James Brokenshire has warned of the severe consequnces of smuggling drugs when he visited Sarita Colonia jail in Peru.
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Four decades after the Made in Dagenham pioneers, today’s workers have won new rights that will help to stamp out pay discrimination.
A scheme that allows parents to find out whether people with access to their family are sex offenders will be extended to a further 11 police forces this month.
Comprehensive review of police pay and conditions launched by government, to improve service for the public and maximise value for money.
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