The Latest Breaking News from Foreign Office

Deputy ambassador summoned after Met police warns of credible threats to journalists reporting on Iran protests

Britain’s foreign minister has summoned Iran’s top diplomat in London to protest alleged threats against journalists in the U_K_ The Foreign Office said Friday that London’s Metropolitan Police had “contacted a number of U_K_-based journalists, having received credible information about a threat to their lives.”

Simon Lingard, who served in UK's Special Forces, died while fighting in Ukraine on Monday

Sir Simon McDonald whose explosive intervention helped bring down the former Prime Minister in the summer said Boris Johnson was 'charismatic' but 'chaotic'

The Ukrainian military has offered to bring the body of Simon Lingard back to England, his family has said.

Mahna Mohamed was looking forward to returning home to London after spending two years in Somalia, her parents' homeland, but instead Ethiopian authorities confiscated her passport and left her stranded in a foreign country with no money

Labour MP Luke Pollard says the World Cup is not safe for gay supporters

Labour MP Luke Pollard says the World Cup is not safe for people like him

Foreign Office minister Leo Docherty told the Commons that proceeds from the sale of the club were still frozen in a UK bank account.