UK Aid

Boris Johnson Dodges Vote On Planned Cuts To Overseas Aid

Tory rebels have been denied a Commons vote designed to force the prime minister to maintain the 0.7% spending commitment.
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7 Key Takeaways From Rishi Sunak's Spending Review

This is what the chancellor's announcements mean for pay, jobs and spending.
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What You Need To Know About The Row Over The UK's Aid Budget

Nobel Prize laureate Malala Yousafzai is among those to condemn the government for cutting funding in Wednesday's Spending Review.
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David Cameron Labels Boris Johnson's Decision To Scrap Aid Department A 'Mistake'

In a highly unusual move, the former PM warns the UK will lose respect around the world due to Johnson's decision.
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It's Not Stacey Dooley Or Comic Relief – It's The UK’s Whole Attitude To Aid That's The Problem

It would be a grave mistake to write this episode off as simply a clash between two personalities or even as an example of individual charities needing to do better in terms of the images they promote.
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Sexual Abuse 'Endemic' Across International Aid Sector, MPs Warn

Charities accused of 'abject failure' to tackle scandal.
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Aid Does More Good Than Harm

This week’s Spectator asks ‘Does aid do more harm than good?’ But there is absolutely no doubt in my mind
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