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UK aid is getting children in Pakistan back to school after the devastation left behind by the floods
New emergency humanitarian support from the UK will help to tackle rapidly worsening conditions in Yemen.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Foreign Secretary and International Development Secretary mark 10th World Refugee Day
Today the UK laid out how it will improve the way it responds to man-made and natural disasters, such as earthquakes and floods.
Andrew Mitchell's oral statement to the House of Commons in response to the Humanitarian Emergency Response Review (HERR), 15 June 2011.
International Development Secretary, Andrew Mitchell speaks to ICRC about the situation in Syria
Britain is to supply new emergency aid to help tackle a humanitarian crisis in Yemen, saving thousands of children’s lives.
Merlin was one of a number of local and international non governmental organisations supported by the UK government to bring much needed assistance to the survivors of Cyclone Giri which struck Burma Rakhine State in October.
Latest update on how DFID is helping those affected by the monsoon floods.
A UK Government minister today saw for himself how the speed and scale of British aid is supporting the growing number of refugees from the Cote d’Ivoire who have fled the fear of violence in their homeland.
International Development Secretary, Andrew Mitchell, meets Chairperson of the African Union Commission, discusses Libya, Ivory Coast, Liberia situations
How Britain is helping Burmese people rebuild their lives
2,100 tents to be flown from UK stocks in Dubai, to be distributed by the Libyan Red Crescent to those most in need around the Ajdabiya area in the conflict-affected north-east of Libya.
The British Government today announced an urgent emergency aid package to help tens of thousands of people affected by the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Liberia and the Ivory Coast.
London Conference on 29 March to discuss the situation in Libya with allies and partners
The review sets out 40 key recommendations aimed at overhauling the way that the UK responds to emergencies.
The UK will send bottled drinking water to Japan in response to a shortage of safe drinking water, International Development Secretary, Andrew Mitchell confirmed today.
An earthquake with a magnitude of 9.0 struck 250 miles (400km) from Tokyo on Friday 11 March. Latest updates on the UK's humanitarian response are posted here.
Foreign Secretary announces London conference on Libya
Britain will support additional emergency evacuation flights for people who have fled to the Libya-Tunisia border, in light of concerns that numbers reaching the border camp look set to keep growing.
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