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The Prime Minister has announced the new ambition during a visit to South Africa, Nigeria and Kenya.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
The British-led Baidoa Security Training Centre in Somalia has marked its 500th graduate, as part of the UK’s ongoing commitment to bring peace and security to the region.
Local authorities are being encouraged to bid for a share of £95 million being made available by the Government to help rollout full fibre connectivity across the UK
One of the UK’s leading agri-technology companies is heading to Africa alongside Theresa May on her first official visit to the continent.
British aid experts are working with the Met office, to help prevent major outbreaks of cholera and save lives in war-torn Yemen.
Thirty six Filipino future leaders were awarded the prestigious Chevening Scholarships by the British government to study one-year postgraduate courses in the UK.
Electronic training collars for dogs and cats to be banned under new legislation announced today
Welsh Secretary Alun Cairns to join the Prime Minister on trade visit to South Africa
Regulations will be changed to replace paper prescriptions with electronic ones, saving the NHS money and saving time for patients and staff.
Women in England will be allowed to take the second of 2 early medical abortion pills in their own home.
Health and Social Care Secretary Matt Hancock reflects on a night spent on a shift at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital and with the London Ambulance Service.
Michael Ellis' speech at the closing of the Edinburgh International Culture Summit
Some of the country’s most accessible tourist and visitor attractions to disabled people have been highlighted today.
Applicants who aspire to study at the UK’s best institutions can apply via the Chevening website until 6 November 2018.
The deal is expected to bring major benefits to Scotland, with around 70% of seed potatoes exported annually from the UK coming from Scottish farms.
Minister Fairhead's speech at the Institute of Directors to launch the Export Strategy.
One year on from the devastating man-made crisis which saw the mass exodus of 700,000 people from Burma to Bangladesh the UK is calling on the international community to provide long-term support
Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt spoke at the start of UN Security Council briefing on threats to international peace and security caused by terrorist acts.
Matt Hancock has told staff that patients will continue to have access to medicines, medical products and high-quality care in the unlikely event of a no-deal Brexit.
The Health and Social Care Secretary has written 2 letters to industry about contingency plans in the unlikely event of a no-deal Brexit.
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