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Earlier this morning the Olympic Flame was lit by the rays of the sun in an hour long traditional ceremony at the Temple of Hera, in the Ancient Stadium in Olympia, where the first Ancient Olympic Games took place.
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Minister for Africa has reopened the British Embassy in Co?te d’Ivoire during his second visit to the country.
Madeleine McCann has been missing from a holiday resort in the Algarve, Portugal, since 3 May 2007
Visitors to Spain are advised to allow extra time to clear security at airports, ports and border crossings due to additional security around the European Central Bank Summit on 2-4 May.
Political and other demonstrations can quickly turn violent in Bangladesh.
After research showed over half of British travellers believe that an EHIC entitles them to free emergency medical care anywhere in Europe, the FCO reminds Brits to check the restrictions before travel
Mr Tim Cole has been appointed Her Majesty's Ambassador to Cuba.
Disruption in air travel expected should strikes proceed as planned. British nationals are advised to keep in touch with their airline or tour operators for more information.
An 8.7 magnitude earthquake struck off the western coast of Northern Sumatra, Indonesia on 11 April. A tsunami watch for the Indian Ocean region issued immediately after the earthquake struck has now been lifted.
We have temporarily suspended all in country services immediately, including consular services and withdrawn our staff from our Embassy in Bamako.
The UK has announced the re-opening of a full visa service in Libya, after the service closed in February 2011.
Foreign Secretary William Hague talked about the role of British consular services, and plans for the future in a speech at the Foreign Office today.
Make sure there are no cracks in your travel plans this Easter. Check the Foreign Office advice before you travel.
The Foreign Office is aware of an incident on board the Azamara Quest cruise ship.
The Foreign Office's Know Before You Go team will be at the A Place In The Sun Live show at Earls Court, London on 30 March- 1 April.
Due to a general strike in Portugal called for 22 March, flights to and from the country may be affected.
It is widely predicted that there will be ongoing protests throughout Indonesia against a proposed fuel price hike, due to take effect on Sunday, 1 April.
Following her release earlier today, Judith Tebbutt has issued the following statement.
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