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Foreign Office Minister Alistair Burt has responded to reports of a deal to exchange nuclear fuel to power Tehran's medical reactor
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Changing the perceptions of the Afghan people about the coalition, their own government and the Taliban will be key to success in that nation, the Commander of the International Security Assistance Force and US forces in Afg…
Sailors past and present of Royal Navy warships bearing the name HMS Gloucester attended a memorial service last week to remember the loss of the ninth Gloucester with 722 men in May 1941.
New Defence Secretary Dr Liam Fox has spoken about the national security reasons for the UK military being in Afghanistan and praised the bravery and professionalism of troops in Helmand.
One British Army platoon, based in the Sangin valley, has earned itself high praise after finding, and eliminating, numerous improvised explosive devices during a single patrol.
Defence Estates (DE) has completed a project to provide new messing facilities for both senior non-commissioned officers and junior ranks personnel at RAF Valley.
This year’s event will take place on Saturday 26 June and is an opportunity for the nation to show its support for all those in the Armed Forces…
Foreign Secretary William Hague is visiting Spain today to attend a meeting of EU, Latin American and Caribbean Foreign Ministers.
The Foreign Office has confirmed that three British nationals were on board a Pamir Airways flight which crashed in Afghanistan on 17 May 2010.
There is a continued risk of violence in central Bangkok following earlier clashes between anti-government protestors and security forces.
Airspace restrictions due to volcanic ash have been lifted across the UK.
Department for Transport has issued a statement on possible UK airspace closures next week due to the continuing volcanic activity in Iceland.
Sport and Olympics Minister Hugh Robertson believes Lord Triesman’s resignation will not derail bid
David Beckham has delivered the bid book which we hope will help persuade Fifa to hold the 2018 World Cup in England.
Stephen O'Brien MP has been appointed as Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for International Development.
An immediate freeze on new funding for ‘awareness projects’, in a drive to refocus aid spending, was announced today by DFID Secretary of State Andrew Mitchell.
The Home Office has begun a review into its policies on detaining children whose families are found to be in the country illegally.
Theresa May commits to fair treatment for lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people on international day of support.
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