...– the UK must show leadership ourselves and that is why today I am taking action. “At their best, UK charities do extraordinary work around the world, saving and transforming...
...how it works with suppliers to ensure we are getting the very best deal for the taxpayer, and introduced tough new reforms to crack down on the risk of profiteering,...
...looking at how we can best reinforce those from today. Maria is now going to move north and it’s most likely going to have further impact on the islands that...
...using the profits to count towards the 0.7%. Thirdly, public money should be reserved for what only it can fund. By helping investors create jobs in Africa and Asia we...
...the government has been doing, such as committing to net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 and fighting the spread of Ebola in East Africa, but also what people from...
...promoting Britain’s economic, security and foreign interests.” This was covered in the Telegraph, Mail Online and Devex. The International Development Secretary also tweeted positively saying: “Hugely honoured to be appointed...
...international fight against Ebola, helping to end the outbreak in West Africa and stopping the virus spreading around the world. It was firmly in all our interests to not allow...
...Africa. Across the length and breadth of the UK – in charity shops, faith groups and community groups – people are giving up their time to raise funds, support refugees...
...should review the effectiveness of schooling provided by Bridge Academies International – a low-cost private school model. These articles voice concerns about the UK taxpayer funding private schools in Africa....
...Mozambique is critical to create growth and prosperity across southern Africa, and to encourage stability – which is firmly in the UK’s interest. A DFID Spokesperson said: No UK funding...