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A new team to help Commonwealth citizens confirm their status in the UK has been announced by the Home Secretary today.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
The UK cemented its membership to the International Solar Alliance to provide affordable and sustainable energy for all by 2030.
Prime Minister Theresa May gives a statement on Syria.
International trade secretary sets out new measures supporting strong commonwealth trade ties at heads of government summit.
The British Ambassador to Guatemala, Carolyn Davidson, commented on the “yes” vote in favour of referral to the International Court of Justice (ICJ).
Minister Harriett Baldwin visited Angola 12-13 April 2018, discussing economic cooperation, women’s empowerment, and work to make the country landmine-free.
Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon announces £2.9 million for human rights projects across the Commonwealth, with particular focus on the South Pacific and small states.
Prime Minister Theresa May speaks to members of the Commonwealth Business Forum.
At an event at Lloyd’s of London International Development Secretary Penny Mordaunt will showcase how innovative financial products are helping developing countries recover more quickly after extreme climates and disasters.
Article by International Trade Secretary Liam Fox and International Development Secretary Penny Mordaunt first appearing in The Telegraph on 16 April 2018.
The UK Prime Minister will use the Commonwealth summit to boost trade, economic growth and opportunities for the organisation’s young people.
Writing in the Sunday Telegraph, the Foreign Secretary explains why the airstrikes on Asad's regime were rational, proportionate and justifiable.
Countries from across the Commonwealth have today pledged to eliminate avoidable single use plastic in an ambitious bid to clean up the world’s oceans.
Pubs Minister Jake Berry MP is encouraging people to celebrate the big day with their community first at a street party and later at their local.
Dr Liam Fox’s speech to the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade, emphasising the strength of the UK-Canada trading partnership and outlining future opportunities.
Department for International Trade (DIT) to launch investment portfolio on great.gov.uk.
The British High Commission hosted a Commonwealth Big Lunch to celebrate the Commonwealth community and build connections through food at the British Council library in Lahore on Thursday.
Holiday sickness fraudsters have been dealt a significant blow after new rules to bring pay-outs under control were given the go-ahead, Ministers revealed today.
Bryan Clark replaces Gordon Shipley, who spent 5 years as Programme Director.
Standing side by side with our Gulf partners against mutual threats not only improves regional security and stability, but keeps our people safe at home, the Defence Secretary reaffirmed in his first visit to the United Arab…
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