With the amount spent on refugees and asylum seekers this year on course to hit £3.6bn, the sum available for international projects must be cut again, warns thinktankMinisters have been warned that £900m will have...
Read MoreBan on Chinese owned video-sharing app marks U-turn from previous relaxed position Britain is expected to announce a ban on the Chinese owned video-sharing app TikTok on government mobile phones imminently, bringing the UK...
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Read MoreFormer PM predicts ‘big inquiry’ into Covid response and defends EU referendum decisionDavid Cameron has criticised Boris Johnson’s aid cuts and abolition of the Department for International Development, and...
Read MoreFree market can be overruled if necessary to create post-Covid growth, ex-PM advises former rivalBoris Johnson must be “muscular” in reshaping the economy to bring about a green recovery from the coronavirus crisis,...
Read MoreMerging DfID and FCO will cement Britain ‘as a force for good’, Raab claims, but critics fear aid will be deprioritisedDominic Raab pledged Britain will take the global lead in tackling coronavirus and the growing...
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