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Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon, Minister for the Commonwealth and the United Nations, gave a statement at the Security Council briefing on Burma.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
New projects will support young people and their families living on the North Yorkshire Coast as part of the Opportunity Area programme.
Damian Hinds visited Anglolang College in Scarborough today (28 August) to highlight the importance of the English language as a crucial global export.
A UK-Southern African Economic Partnership Agreement will be ready as soon as the EU deal no longer applies to the UK, the Prime Minister has announced today.
Organisations can apply for a share of up to £150,000 to show how crowdsourcing technology could increase the quality of questioning in schools.
Lord Tariq Ahmad of Wimbledon addressed the UN Security Council on Burma, calling on the international community to increase support for Rohingya refugees.
British aid experts are working with the Met office, to help prevent major outbreaks of cholera and save lives in war-torn Yemen.
Up to £8 million is available for businesses to digitise and improve the manufacture of medicines through the Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund.
Foreign and Commonwealth Office Minister of State for Asia and the Pacific, Mark Field MP, visited Manila for talks to discuss bilateral relations between the UK and the Philippines.
Thirty six Filipino future leaders were awarded the prestigious Chevening Scholarships by the British government to study one-year postgraduate courses in the UK.
Over £1 million will be available for initiatives which will help boost the digital skills of underrepresented groups and disabled people
Harriet Baldwin gave a statement on the Zimbabwean elections, calling for President Mnangagwa and the opposition to put the best interests of the country first.
Firefighters in England are approximately 95% male and white. The Home Office is launching a new campaign to help fire and rescue services change that.
Interim managers appointed to charities under inquiry
Today, 24 August 2018, marks the anniversary of the publication of the Kofi Annan Commission recommendations for Rakhine State.
Organisations can submit their ideas for funding to help keep the UK at the cutting edge of the global civil aerospace industry.
Minister Fairhead's speech at the Institute of Directors to launch the Export Strategy.
UK Heritage Minister announces grants for projects in Middle East and North Africa
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…
This letter and its annex serve as a written notice to improve financial management, control and governance at the TBAP Trust
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