Mail Online: Aid to support fishing industries overseas
Today’s MailOnline reports that UK aid is being used to support the livelihoods of poor fishermen and women overseas. The piece notes a range of programmes that the UK...
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Britain continues to be global aid leader
Today’s papers, including the Telegraph, the Times, the Daily Mail and The Sun have reported on statistics published by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) which show the...
The aid budget only goes up as the UK economy grows
Papers have today reacted to the latest statistics on international development, published yesterday, which show the aid budget grew to nearly £14 billion in 2017 – because of the UK’s...
The UK's response to escalating violence in the DRC
Last night’s BBC News at 10, this morning’s Radio Four Today Programme and BBC News Online are reporting on the escalating violence in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)....
Media coverage of Penny Mordaunt’s five pledges for UK aid
...other departments make their spend more effective The story has been covered today by BBC, The Times, The Sun, The Guardian, The Express, MailOnline and the Independent, among others. The...
DFID in the News: Call for bold tech ideas to help deliver aid in conflict zones
The Daily Telegraph reports today (Thursday 22 March) that the International Development Secretary Penny Mordaunt has launched an £11 million fund to find innovative ways to deliver aid in war...
DFID response to International Development Committee report on monsoon preparedness in Cox’s Bazar
Today (Tuesday 20 March), the International Development Committee (IDC) published its report into monsoon preparedness in Cox’s Bazar, where almost a million persecuted Rohingya people are living in the fragile...
Mail on Sunday claims on aid to China
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Today’s Mail on Sunday reports that China is set to give the Russian government money as part of the country's aid and loan programmes, while claiming that the UK government...
International aid support to corrupt countries
Today’s newspapers (Daily Mail, Telegraph) include coverage of claims that the world’s most corrupt countries should not receive international aid. These are valid concerns and we recognise the difficulties involved...
International Development Secretary speaks about Jo Cox's humanitarian legacy
...piece published in The Times’ Red Box today, Ms Mordaunt wrote about their relationship when Jo was an opposition back bencher and she was Minister of State for the Armed...