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Detector dog for Border Force has stopped an estimated 220kg of cocaine from reaching UK streets.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
During the last three months Pakistan has continued to grapple with numerous human rights challenges in an increasingly difficult security environment
The deteriorating security situation in South Kordofan and Blue Nile states and Darfur, and reports of continued detention of dozens of civilians arrested during the September protests are a cause for concern.
The use of indiscriminate weapons, such as ‘barrel bombs’ dropped from Russian-made aircraft, has led to considerable numbers of civilian deaths and widespread suffering.
The Libyan government continues to face significant challenges in exerting full control over security. This remains one of the biggest obstacles to stability in Libya.
The human rights situation in Israel and the OPTs has remained largely unchanged during the last three months.
Progress on human rights remained difficult over the last three months. Terrorist attacks continued to occur on an almost daily basis
Significant violations of civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights in Yemen continue, with the government showing limited capability to improve the situation.
In October a prominent campaign advocating the right of women to drive in Saudi Arabia attracted significant international attention, calling for women to drive in protest on 26 October.
Justine Greening pledges an additional £100 million for the Syria crisis.
Plans have been announced to deliver £1.5 billion savings across the 495 operational Private Finance Initiative (PFI) projects in England.
Scottish Secretary Alistair Carmichael addresses a Brussels audience about why Scotland is better off as part of the United Kingdom.
British Ambassador speech on the Annual Review of the Albanian Prison Directory
British Embassy Harare will no longer accept passport applications at the Embassy
New migrant jobseekers from the European Economic Area (EEA) will no longer be able to get Housing Benefit from April 2014.
Personal Assistant/Interpreter to a resident international expert coordinating an EU funded HR project at the Ministry of the Interior.
Grant offer letter to National Nuclear Laboratory Ltd to enable them to undertake aspects of the SACSESS programme relevant to UK nuclear expansion scenarios.
Big Society Award for Christian organisation whose volunteers have given more than 1 million hours of voluntary work.
Companies are invited to submit proposals for an innovative design for the UK pavilion at Milan Expo.
The NIO responds to discussion on today's BBC Sunday Politics programme on the way forward on issues considered in Haass process
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