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Last night, five members of a Jewish family, including a baby, were found stabbed to death in the Itamar settlement near Nablus on the Northern West Bank.
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Britain will send a specialist team of search and rescue experts to Japan later today, the UK Government has announced.
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office continues to advise against all non-essential travel to Tokyo and the North East of Japan.
The Foreign Secretary described the violence used against protesters in Sana’a and elsewhere in Yemen as unacceptable.
In response to the Arab League resolution calling for a no fly zone over Libya, a spokesperson for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office said:
Secretary of State for Wales Cheryl Gillan will give the keynote speech to Soroptimist International to celebrate the Diamond Anniversary of…
Michael Gove launches an independent review of the key skills that teachers need to improve students' performance.
National Science and Engineering Week runs from the 11 to 20 March.
Minister for Europe David Lidington visited Copenhagen on 10 March to strengthen co-operation between the UK and Denmark
The Queen, Prime Minister David Cameron and Foreign Secretary William Hague have expressed their condolences following an earthquake in Japan.
Prime Minister David Cameron attended an emergency European Council in Brussels to discuss the EU response to events in Libya.
A look at the work of the Foreign Office in the UK and its embassies overseas this week.
Women have a way to go before they achieve full equality with men in Afghanistan, but through their determination progress is being made.
Europe, Middle East, International Women's Day and Sierra Leone were amongst the subjects discussed by Foreign Office bloggers this week.
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office advises against all non-essential travel to Tokyo and the North East of Japan.
We urge all parties to work to secure full implementation of the agreements made in Kadguli in January this year in order to reduce instability and tension.'
Foreign Secretary William Hague has today welcomed the appointment of the UN Human Rights Council Commission to investigate human rights violations in Libya.
The Honourable Alice Walpole has been appointed Her Majesty's Ambassador to the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.
Families and friends of Royal Marines deploying to Afghanistan have been briefed on what to expect when they are separated for the duration of a six-month tour in the next few weeks.
Veterans with mental health problems will get targeted support from today with the launch of the Combat Stress Support Helpline, delivered by Rethink Mental Illness and funded by the Government.
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