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The Home Secretary has delivered a speech to the House of Commons providing an update on the Amesbury incident.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
The UK and Polish foreign and defence ministers issued a joint communiqué on strengthening our foreign, defence and security partnership.
This page sets out the government's initial response to the Salisbury attack, where a military-grade nerve agent was deployed in the UK on 4 March 2018.
British Ambassador to Kuwait Michael Davenport writes on the recent nerve agent attack in Salisbury.
Prime Minister Theresa May gives an oral statement to Parliament on National Security and Russia.
There are just 100 days until Llandudno becomes the national focus for Armed Forces Day.
Boris Johnson calls on the UN to investigate the origin of the missiles.
The relatives of Argentine soldiers killed during the Falklands War visit the Argentine cemetery at Darwin for a ceremony to honour the fallen.
The government is launching a new strategy to support the export of cyber security technology.
The UK and its allies will respond collectively to criminal cyber activity that undermines economic prosperity.
The Royal Navy has taken delivery of the first of their next-generation Offshore Patrol ships which will support monitoring and protection of UK fisheries after we leave the EU.
Statement from Sir Mark Sedwill, United Kingdom National Security Adviser.
UK opens Chad office to support diplomatic, development and defence efforts.
Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson and NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg spoke in Brussels on 19 March about the Salisbury nerve agent incident.
Burial services will be held on 27 and 28 March in France for first world war soldiers, a rededication service will also be held for Serjeant John MacKenzie.
On 19 March, the Foreign Secretary met NATO Secretary General, Mr Jens Stoltenberg at NATO in Brussels.
Prime Minister Theresa May spoke with Prime Minister Shinzō Abe of Japan today about the attack on Sergei Skripal that took place in Salisbury.
Statement by Ambassador Jonathan Allen, Chargé d’Affaires, at the UN Security Council Briefing on the Democratic Republic of Congo
Writing in the Telegraph. the Foreign Secretary looks at disruptive behaviour from the Russian State relating to the Russian election and the Salisbury attack.
Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson visits Afghanistan for the first time
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