British Government Ministers must do more to challenge Bangladesh’s behaviour as we approach their December general election, says Rupa Huq MP.

Ministers approved the sale of more than £2.5million-worth of snooping equipment to Saudi Arabia in the past year despite concerns over its human rights record, PoliticsHome can reveal.

A new ranking by WaterAid of developing countries shows where millions of people are already losing their right to water, increasing their vulnerability to the impact of climate change.

UK aid prevents suffering and creates a healthier, safer and more stable world is in everyone’s interests. 

The US ambassador to the UK has moved to play down Donald Trump’s claim that Theresa May’s Brexit agreement could end hopes of a trade deal with the US.

Donald Trump has warned Theresa May that her Brexit deal could make it difficult for the UK to trade with America after it quits the EU.

Jeremy Hunt has welcomed the “bittersweet” pardoning of British academic Matthew Hedges.

Richard Graham reports on a recent all-party mission to China intent on forging a brighter future with one of the world’s great new powers

Rushanara Ali and Anne Main call on the government as a matter of urgency to help halt Bangladesh’s plans to forcibly repatriate Rohingya refugees back to Burma

Former Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab has said that Britain would be better off staying in the EU than leaving on the terms of Theresa May’s plan.

Britain is to spend £50 million to help tackle female genital mutilation in Africa.

At first glance, Penny Mordaunt and Richard Curtis seem an unlikely double act. But, through the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, the duo have found common ground. With a $2.5trn annual funding shortfall to make up, do they have a plan to ensure the objectives are met by 2030? Sebastian Whale sits down with the Cabinet minister and the film director in parliament

The UK government must use our voice and our global clout to say clearly that declarations and summits are not enough, says Lord McConnell.

Plans to create a European army to rival Nato are “crazy and dangerous” and would undermine international security, Gavin Williamson has said.

Jeremy Hunt has called on Iran’s government to stop using innocent dual-national Britons as political prisoners.

There is a crisis in our world’s classrooms: more basic than the availability of teachers or books, with massive impact on children’s health, attendance and ability to learn, says Tim Wainwright, Chief Executive, WaterAid.

NFB hopes that CITB will continue making headway to support other construction roles that are deficient.

The health, education and safety of millions of children around the world is threatened because they don’t have a decent toilet at school or at home, according to WaterAid’s State of the World’s Toilets 2018 report.

Donald Trump berated Theresa May in a bad-tempered phone call in the aftermath of the US midterm elections last week, it has been revealed. 

Downing Street today rebuked Cabinet minister Penny Mordaunt over her rumoured plan to pull Britain out of global cultural body Unesco.

Penny Mordaunt wants to pull Britain out of global cultural body Unesco - triggering alarm among top Tories including Theresa May, it has been reported.

Britain could be open to a “different relationship” with Russia after years of tension, Theresa May will say today.

Jeremy Hunt is set to confront the Saudi leadership over the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

This government’s approach to the conflict in Yemen is putting our country to shame. It’s time to suspend arms sales to Saudi Arabia and establish a more ethical foreign policy, writes Fabian Hamilton