A new beginning
The Prime Minister says that Ban Ki Moon's visit to Burma holds the promise of a new beginning if the junta listens to his calls to release all political prisoners and engage with democracy.
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Detention of British Embassy staff in Tehran
Foreign Secretary David Miliband called for clarification following remarks by Ayatollah Jannati that suggest some of our staff may face trial.
Media briefing on North Korea
Peter Hughes, the UK's Ambassador to Pyongyang, gave a media briefing in the wake of a series of significant events in North Korea.
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LATEST NEWS
Detention of British Embassy staff in Tehran
July 03, 2009
The Prime Minister, Foreign Secretary and EU Foreign Ministers have called for the immediate release of Iranian staff working at the British Embassy in Tehran.
Prime Minister pays tribute to British soldiers killed in Afghanistan
July 03, 2009
The Prime Minister has paid tribute to two soldiers killed in Afghanistan this week.
