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Foreign Secretary William Hague and General Caldwell discussed the progress being made in recruiting and training Afghan national security forces in their meeting on 11 April.
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The way the UK does overseas development should interest all in Defence, former Chief of the Defence Staff Air Chief Marshal The Lord Stirrup writes.
Pilots and aircrew from the Commando Helicopter Force (CHF) recently got to see their helicopters from an enemy perspective when they were allowed to target aircraft with Taliban weaponry.
HMS Iron Duke is nearing the end of her patrols of Iraq's oil terminals, heralding the end of the Royal Navy's eight-year involvement in their protection.
RAF weatherman Sergeant Karl Rhodes explains why temperature measurements are such a burning issue in Defence.
Royal Navy and Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) sailors will be getting their hands on a new bespoke training facility to teach them how to safely transfer vital supplies from ship to ship whilst at sea.
Foreign Secretary William Hague has spoken after EU Foreign Ministers voted to renew sanctions on Burma for a further 12 months.
EU Foreign Ministers have today adopted tough new sanctions against individuals responsible for human rights violations in Iran.
He met with the West of England LEP Board at Airbus in Filton this morning, to hear about the progress the partnership has made in appointing…
The first round of the Regional Growth Fund (RGF) will see an expanded amount of public investment support 50 bids by companies and partnerships…
The Football Association has launched the first semi-professional women’s football league.
The Royal Wedding on 29 April will be watched live on TV by hundreds of millions of people
Baroness Neville Jones, the minister of state for security and counter terrorism, gave this speech on Tuesday 12 April. This version of the speech is as written.
Latest update on how DFID is helping those affected by the monsoon floods.
The team will work with the Scheme funders to secure and enhance the impact of research funded under the Scheme on policy and practice.
International Development Minister Stephen O'Brien's speech to the National Federation of Women's Institutes - Women Reaching Women Conference, Tuesday 12 April 2011.
The money will be used to buy vital rescue equipment such as boats and emergency response training for their teams.
The Big Tree Plant aims to plant one million trees in urban and residential areas over the next four years.
The government is taking positive steps to ensure it remains a world leader in the fight against human trafficking.
Secretary of State Owen Paterson joined thousands of well-wishers to welcome RIR soldiers back to their Shropshire base following their tour in Afghanistan.
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