Tulip Siddiq will today raise the case of her constituent, Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, during a Westminster Hall debate on British prisoners in Iran. She talks to PoliticsHome about what she hopes to achieve.

The Government is “struggling” to spend its entire foreign aid budget prompting departments to “rush” to hit the legal requirements without proper checks, the Whitehall spending watchdog has warned.

Theresa May must tell Saudi Arabia to halt the execution of 14 people - including two youngsters - who confessed to crimes under torture, an ex-minister said today.

Figures released today reveal the scale of the challenge ahead to bring universal access to water and sanitation by 2030, the international development organisation WaterAid said.

Since 2007, scores of Conservative members have visited Rwanda every August as part of Project Umubano. Proof, says its founder, Andrew Mitchell, that social action projects can go the distance

King Felipe of Spain has faced criticism after telling MPs and peers that his country and Britain must reach an "arrangement" over Gibraltar.

Diane Abbott has condemned the Government after it point blank refused to release a long-awaited report into funding for UK extremism that was expected to criticise Saudi Arabia.

Tim Wainwright, the newly appointed Chief Executive of WaterAid, speaks to PoliticsHome about the interconnectedness between improving access to water, sanitation and hygiene and many of the world's most prevalent issues.

Donald Trump's state visit to the UK has been postponed until next year, it has been confirmed.

The head of the UK’s biggest business group has warned that rushing into a trade deal with the US after Brexit could be counterproductive.

A string of Conservative former ministers have broken cover to criticise Theresa May over her vow to break ties with a key European court after Brexit.

A trade deal between the UK and the United States of America will be agreed “very, very quickly”, according to Donald Trump.

The UK will foot the disaster insurance bill for some of the world’s poorest nations for the next four years, the Government has announced.

The Foreign Affairs Select Committee will not be short of issues to investigate in the coming parliament. The three Tory candidates for the post set out their stall below.

Theresa May faced a fresh backlash over UK ties to Saudi Arabia as she vowed to crack down on the financing of terrorism.

Boris Johnson has said he would like to be able to tweet like Donald Trump - but would never be allowed to by the Foreign Office.

The UK’s top judge has called on ministers to act quickly to confirm mutual recognition of British and EU court judgements will continue after Brexit. 

Theresa May has been accused of burying a report into Islamist extremism in order to protect diplomatic relations with Saudi Arabia.

The Government has broadened its criteria for resettling refugees to include non-Syrians fleeing the conflict between the Assad regime, opposition groups and so-called Islamic State. 

WaterAid joins WSUP, World Bank and leading academics in urging donors, policymakers and planners not to neglect shared sanitation.

Conservative's proposed changes to the rules around overseas development aid could undermine our international leadership role, says Lord Collins.

A renewal of the ballistic missile programme shows defiance from the Iranian Regime, says Sir David Amess MP.

Alstom has obtained the first AFAQ ISO 37001 certification awarded by AFNOR Certification following an audit carried out between March and May 2017 at seven sites in France and Europe, confirming its commitment to fight corruption.

Theresa May has revealed talks are underway for her to become the first Conservative prime minister since Margaret Thatcher to address the European Parliament.