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The British High Commission announces the winners of this year’s prestigious UK Chevening Scholarships for future leaders.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
How UK support to BRAC is helping the poorest and most vulnerable women improve their lives in rural Bangladesh.
How UK support is helping Somali women have safer childbirths.
Reforms to improve the transparency around company ownership and the accountability of company directors have been announced today
A new invention, which will be patent number 2,500,000 and published today, is set to revolutionise the UK healthcare industry
Joint Communiqué of the 10th Meeting of the United Kingdom – South Africa Bilateral Forum, 9-10 September 2013
On 16 September the second round of negotiations for an EU – Thailand Free Trade Agreement will get underway in Chiang Mai.
Speech by Sir Mark Walport at the dual use biology conference held at Wilton Park.
Foreign Secretary welcomes framework agreement on Syria chemical weapons. Onus now on Assad regime to comply with the agreement in full.
The British Ambassador presented golf equipment for Moldovan Golf Association
Ahead of International Day of Democracy, Hugo Swire sets out why the transition to universal suffrage is in the best interests of Hong Kong.
Michael Gove, Education Secretary, on why there has never been a better time to be a teacher.
Maria Miller reappoints board members for a second term
A chlamydia screening intervention developed by PHE increased general practice screening tests rates by 76% and chlamydia diagnoses by 40%.
Many hundreds of British students come to Belgium to study every year, either in an exchange program or independently.
A group of defence industry companies yesterday signed the armed forces corporate covenant at the DSEI exhibition.
Smart Works, a charity helping unemployed women, has been recognised by Prime Minister David Cameron with a Big Society Award.
HMA Judith Farnworth visits Osh state and non-state institutions
Men who inject anabolic steroids and tanning drugs are at higher risk of HIV and viral hepatitis.
A new report shows that education interventions not only get children into school but help them learn more.
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