The Latest Breaking News from FCDO

MPs warn axing FCDO’s migration and conflict directorate amid staff cuts risks undermining peace work and expertise

Visa extensions have been introduced for tourists affected by the flooding

Commons committee chairs and former ministers sign a letter demanding a roadmap to restore the aid budget in full amid fears there could be further cuts

A red aviation warning has been issued by an Australian advisory board

IN FOCUS: Exclusive: Amany, a mother of three, was delighted when she was offered a scholarship to study an MSc at the University of Bristol earlier this year. But when the Foreign Office told her that she could not bring her husband or children, she was left with an ‘impossible…

Lindsay and Craig Foreman were on a motorcycle tour around the world when they were arrested by Iranian police

Exclusive: British government adopted ‘least ambitious’ option months before RSF’s massacres in El Fasher

‘Demonstrations can be unpredictable and may turn violent’, say FCDO

Melissa came ashore in Jamaica as a category five hurricane on Tuesday, carrying top winds of 185mph.

Carl and Kate Pheasant remain trapped after one of the biggest storms of the century struck Jamaica

British nationals should use commercial flights as their first port of call to leave the country, the FCDO said