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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's letter to Lord Goldsmith on his resignation.
The Foreign Secretary joined elected leaders and representatives of the Overseas Territories for the tenth Joint Ministerial Council.
Speaking at the United Nations Water Conference, Lord Goldsmith announced a new programme to improve access to safe, reliable and affordable water supplies.
Minister of State responsible for the polar regions, Lord Goldsmith, gave a keynote speech to launch the UK's new Arctic policy framework.
The UK government commits to play a key role in promoting stability and prosperity in the Arctic.
Lord Goldsmith has announced UK funding for nature and biodiversity through the Reversing Environmental Degradation in Africa and Asia (REDAA) programme.
Environment Secretary Thérèse Coffey sets out UK support to protect the world’s oceans and natural habitats, and Government pledges £30 million to the Big Nature Impact Fund
Supported by Germany and local communities, Colombia will work to address deforestation in the Colombian Amazon.
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