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Speaking during his visit International Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell said that the worst could be yet to come for Pakistan.
The international response to the Pakistan floods has been 'woefully inadequate' and other countries must do more to help, International Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell said today.
A delegation of British Muslims visit Afghanistan to challenge misconceptions about the reality of life for Muslims in Britain.
The Department for International Development's Parliamentary Under Secretary of State Stephen O'Brien speaks on Afghanistan's independence day.
UK Secretary of State for International Development Andrew Mitchell announces a further £33 million in aid to Pakistan
Now repair work on the Iraqi Navy Ship (INS) Nasser has come to an end, Royal Navy personnel have been training the ship's crew so they can take her out to defend and patrol Iraq's territorial waters.
Britain is supporting the Government of Pakistan’s efforts to provide safe drinking water, hygiene kits, toilets, sewage clearance and waste…
As the Royal Marines of 40 Commando work hard to bring security to the population of Sangin in Helmand province they are often tasked to protect residents from Taliban intimidation and attack.
In 1943 the most decorated woman of the Second World War made her escape from the Gestapo through the Pyrenees. Now female Armed Forces personnel will follow in her footsteps on a very special remembrance expedition.
From medical evacuation and troop movements to resupply and ground attack, the men and women of the Joint Helicopter Force do it all.
Commenting on the appointment, Business Secretary Vince Cable said: “I am delighted that Lord Brittan will be taking up this crucial new role…
Plans for a new Green Deal for households and businesses were outlined today by Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg.
Nick Clegg has pledged action not words on climate change as he highlighted a scheme to improve energy use in homes and offices.
Twelve month bans on suspected substances will help the government react quickly to the changing drugs market says James Brokenshire.
Statement from DFID’s Parliamentary Under Secretary for State Stephen O'Brien to mark the Independence Day of Afghanistan
Chances are that back in the 1980s, acid rain would have been high on everyone’s list of environmental concerns. But what exactly is acid rain…
The average salaries of women in management in Britain are much lower than men's and the government wants to take steps to change this.
Swifter action to tackle new 'legal highs' through temporary bans was promised today by James Brokenshire, minister for crime prevention.
The £6m restoration of Llanelly House will capture the heart and soul of Llanelli and preserve its history for generations to come, said Secretary…
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