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Strikes in some European countries could affect travel during the holidays. Check our advice before you set off.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Ms Vivien Frances Life has been appointed Her Majesty's Ambassador to the Kingdom of Denmark.
Foreign Office Minister Jeremy Browne has expressed his condolences to those affected by the severe flooding in the Philippines.
A look at the work of the Foreign Office and its embassies overseas this week.
Mr Christopher Charles Stuart has been appointed Her Majesty's Ambassador to Mongolia. He will take up his appointment during April 2012.
Many Brits are planning a winter sports holiday over the coming months. New research shows that one in five travellers are not taking out insurance, and the costs of an accident on the slopes can be huge.
A UK-trained police dog team has today gathered vital evidence to help prosecute seven suspected pirates in the Seychelles.
Update for passengers travelling to the UK on November 30th 2011.
If you are taking part in a cross country rally that travels through the Sahel region of North Africa, you should be aware of the high risk of kidnaps and terrorist attacks.
The first phase of elections in Egypt is due to take place on 28 November. We advise British nationals to stay away from polling stations, and to avoid all crowds and demonstrations.
In a short film launched today, the British born Palestinian singer discusses what it means to her to be able choose her own path, and the support she’s received in the UK.
A tribunal has decided that Sea France will be put into full administration, but with the continuation of business.
Astonbury Limited, trading as Skyjet and Skyjet Travel have ceased trading with immediate affect. The Civil Aviation Authority have published information for travellers.
The Hon Dominic Asquith CMG has been appointed as Her Majesty's Ambassador to Libya.
The Foreign Office no longer advises against all but essential travel to the 22 provinces in Thailand (including Bangkok) identified by the Thai authorities as affected by flooding.
Recent enquiries received by Foreign Office staff in Spain include a request for Phil Collins' telephone number, whilst a man asked staff to contact his dominatrix after she had left him stranded at the airport.
QANTAS have confirmed that all domestic and international services have resumed. Passengers should check the QANTAS website and social media for further information.
Foreign Secretary William Hague has sent his deepest condolences to friends and loved ones who have died or been affected, and confirmed that the UK is ready to provide assistance.
The Greek Parliament vote on proposed austerity measures today. British nationals in Greece should be aware of protests, avoid large crowds and monitor local media reporting.
The Olympic Truce Resolution for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games today received world-wide support from the General Assembly of the United Nations. Foreign Office Minister Henry Bellingham welcomed support from …
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