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Ms Jane Miller OBE has been appointed British High Commissioner to the Republic of Guyana and Her Majesty’s Non-Resident Ambassador to the Republic of Suriname.
Statement by Ambassador James Roscoe at the Security Council briefing on UN cooperation with regional and sub-regional organisations – European Union
Changes to the National Transfer Scheme will ensure responsibility for unaccompanied children seeking asylum will be more fairly distributed.
On his visit to Iraq, the Foreign Secretary underscored the UK's support to the country's efforts tackling Daesh.
Statement from the UK, Norway and USA on witnessing the Juba Peace Agreement between the Government of Sudan and Sudanese Opposition Groups.
A new recognition system to acknowledge architecture qualifications from around the world will be implemented as part of the Professional Qualifications Bill.
New measures introduced through the Kept Animals Bill
Regulator for trade unions and employers’ associations will be modernised to uphold high standards across the sector
The new Bill will improve welfare standards through a wide range of measures
On a visit to Saudi Arabia, the Foreign Secretary discussed shared interests including trade, security and climate change.
Current Transport for London funding deal extended until 11 December 2021.
The G7 has today (5 June 2021) agreed to back an historic international agreement on global tax reform which delivers on the Chancellor’s promise for big international companies to start paying their fair share.
The UK condemns steps taken to prevent Cristiana Chamorro from taking part in Nicaragua’s presidential election and calls for free and fair polls in November.
The Lord Chancellor spoke at the Law Society to thank the hidden heroes who kept justice moving during the COVID-19 pandemic and outlined his plans for recovering the system, as well as propelling it towards a better future.
The UK, US, Peru, Germany, and Norway are stepping up efforts to reduce deforestation in the Peruvian Amazon by 2025.
New guidance sets out how public spending should help drive wider benefits, from job creation to helping protect the environment.
Thousands of vulnerable people, including care leavers, will get more cash to pay their rent, thanks to changes to housing benefits.
The Housing Minister has announced a £1.1 million fund to test the use of digital tools and data standards across 10 local areas.
His Excellency Governor Phillips CBE delivers the annual address to the Falklands Islands Assembly on the budget for the new financial year.
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