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Transformative UK aid projects will protect the agricultural sector and small-scale farmers across the continent
Prime Minister Theresa May's speech in Nairobi, Kenya, on 30 August 2018.
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster David Lidington gave a speech in France today.
The Rt Hon Geoffrey Cox QC MP has met with Attorneys General of Australia, Canada and New Zealand
Repair teams are gearing up for the next phase of this mammoth scheme next month.
Horticultural Marketing Inspectors investigation leads to fine for London market trader selling rotten fruit and vegetables
Brian Johnson to replace Sir Alan Massey as the Maritime & Coastguard Agency’s new Chief Executive.
Britain’s new stealth fighter jet, the F-35B Lightning, has carried out its first trials armed with UK-built weapons, showcasing the major role that the UK plays in the supersonic aircraft and bringing it a step closer to op…
Businesses will be able to boost trade opportunities, bringing in income and creating more jobs, after Brexit.
The Minister spoke at the United Nations Security Council debate on the Maintenance of International Peace and Security: Mediation and Settlements of Disputes.
The UK has gifted the bell from First World War ship the SS Mendi to the Republic of South Africa, where it holds cultural and historical value.
UK aid will help over 11 million people living off the grid access clean energy
A 68-year-old Surrey man was sentenced at Guildford Crown Court for possession with intent to supply unlicensed medicines and Class C drugs in the UK.
Prime Minister announces £56 million investment for battery storage technology enabling renewables that will give thousands of people across South Africa access to clean energy.
The Illegal Wildlife Trade (IWT) Fund aims to support innovative solutions to address wildlife crimes in the Philippines (i.e., collection, possession, trade and smuggling of wildlife, wildlife products and derivatives), the…
Latest in a series of letters from High Commissioner Stephen Lillie to UK Nationals living in Cyprus about the UK´s departure from the EU.
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.
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