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British journalist John McCarthy was released in 1991 after more than five years as a hostage in Lebanon. Mark Watchorn talks about the release in a Foreign Office podcast.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Foreign Secretary William Hague marks the 23rd anniversary of the August 1988 student uprising in Burma
Foreign Secretary William Hague comments on the ongoing violence against citizens in cities across Syria.
Minister for Africa Henry Bellingham responds to BBC Panorama investigation into human rights abuses in Marange region of Zimbabwe.
Vodafone UK customers who take their mobile phones overseas may now find their phone is more than just a handy way to stay in touch with friends and family.
Foreign Secretary William Hague wrote about the Arab Spring and how it is in the national interest to support the aspirations of the people in the Middle East and North Africa.
Foreign Secretary William Hague and German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle write about "an extroadinary year" in the Huffington Post UK.
As Iranians commemorate Journalist's Day, Minister for the Middle East Alistair Burt talks about the ongoing oppression of civil liberties in Iran.
It’s been a traumatic start to the day for Major Johnston, the medic in charge of Forward Operating Base (FOB) Shawqat’s hospital. Literally…
The UK's most senior Territorial Officer visited Territorial Army units in the North East of England last week to discuss the implications for the Reserve Forces following the Future Reserves 2020 Study recently publishe…
An RAF airman's blog about his current deployment in Afghanistan has notched up 80,000 hits, and had an article written about it on the BBC news website.
Two formations conducted a concerted strike on a former regime barracks and ammunition depot near the town of Zlitan yesterday, as well as a…
Lieutenant Commander Al Nekrews, who led an eight-man team during the operation, said the controlled explosion created a 300-foot (91m) plume. He added:
The Privy Council has granted foundation degree awarding powers to the Corporation of Newcastle College and the Corporation of New College Durham…
The Royal Armouries has completed a major redevelopment of its museum at Fort Nelson
Michael Seals has been appointed as the Chair of the new Animal Health and Welfare Board for England (AHWBE).
Survey shows almost 70 per cent of parents concerned that children hear homophobic abuse at sporting events and most would tackle the issue.
Theresa May says that those responsible for violence will be made to face the consequences of their actions.
The Home Secretary will hold talks with Metropolitan Police Acting Commissioner Tim Godwin and other officers.
A new group set up to tackle the £300 million being lost every year in the NHS due to medicine wastage.
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