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Nigel Evans, the gay British politician who was accused by two men of rape, got a vote of confidence from a former MP who said Evans should stay in office.
The chairman of the Police Federation of England and Wales, Paul McKeever, died days before he was to retire, the organization said Friday.
The British development secretary said Britain would carefully vet financial aid for Rwanda after a former minster was accused of rogue payments.
British Prime Minister David Cameron began a long-anticipated shakeup of his Cabinet Monday, political observers said.
The Rwandan government needs to uphold its obligations regarding conflict in DRC as a precondition to British financial aid, an official suggested.
The underlying causes of poverty, drought and piracy in Somalia must be addressed if there's any hope for recovery, a British secretary said.
Though London said the memo was routine, a Cabinet secretary was seen with a document saying the Afghan president's departure was good for the country.
British Foreign Secretary William Hague called the rebels "the legitimate representative of the Libyan people" as he arrived Saturday in Benghazi.
Britain will help pay for the evacuation of 5,000 migrants trapped by fighting in western Libya, the country's international development secretary said.
Britain is ending foreign aid to 16 countries that have risen out of poverty, a Cabinet minister says.
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