WaterAid welcomes Global Nutrition Report 2016

The results of a Road Haulage Association (RHA) survey show a clear majority of members believe that leaving the European Union (EU) would be in the best interests of their companies.

Statement by Hanaa Singer, UNICEF Representative in Syria on violence against the children of Syria.

 

Today, several MPs are using Home Office questions to demand an answer to why no real progress has been made on speeding up family reunion to the UK since the Government announced a commitment to make this happen. 

A high-profile promotional campaign highlighting the versatility of lamb kicked off this week to tie in with the start of the Euro 2016 football championships.

Conservative MP Mark Pritchard writes that EU migration & a vibrant economy a 'two sides of the same coin' and urges against 'pulling up the jobs drawbridge' by leaving.

Exeter University Business School's Senior Lecturer, Stephen Taylor, writes that 19,000 EU regulations affecting workers' rights cannot be repealed - in the event of a Leave vote - until any future government chooses to do so.

Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale says political rivals must put their differences to one side to help keep Britain in the EU.

Jeremy Corbyn is “puzzled” as to why anyone should think him a “shabby, spineless coward” for failing to make Labour’s case for Remain ahead of the EU referendum.

MPs debate widening refugee family reunion rules following British Red Cross 'Torn Apart' campaign

The National Audit Office has today published its findings from its investigation into realising the benefits of the St Helena Airport project.

A full, fact-based analysis of the legal and constitutional implications of Britain either leaving the European Union or staying within it under the New Settlement has been published by the Bar Council, which represents barristers in England & Wales.

Co-Chair of Environmentalists for Europe, former Conservative MEP Stanley Johnson reflects on the Prime Minister’s speech last week which stated: ‘Our natural environment will be safer if we stay in a reformed EU’.

Farmers have expressed concern about the unknown implications of Britain leaving the European Union, according to a new survey by experts at the University of Exeter.

ICAI lead commissioner for the WASH review, Richard Gledhill, says the positive impact of WASH programmes has been proven, but now it is up to DFID to improve the sustainability of these projects. 

Joint statement by Dr. Ala Alwan, WHO Regional Director, and Dr. Peter Salama, UNICEF Regional Director

Lord Alton says activists in Iran continue to be in "extreme danger", but will not be defeated by government violence. 

Statement attributable to Peter Hawkins, UNICEF Representative in Iraq

Amid mounting concern over a fresh surge in the number of refugees and migrants bound for Europe, UNICEF is adjusting its strategy in support of the response by the authorities and civil society in Greece, where the humanitarian and longer-term needs of more than 22,000 children are growing.

UNICEF expresses alarm at the number of migrant and refugee deaths in the past week in the Central Mediterranean, many of whom were believed to be unaccompanied minors.

With 16,478 refugee and migrant children having arrived by sea in Italy in 2015 and more than 5,000 having entered the country already this year, UNICEF and the Government of Italy have announced a new collaboration to improve their care and protection.

A Labour MP says voters are being misled by 'woefully inaccurate claims' by both sides.

A survey by the National Federation of Builders (NFB) reveals more of its members want to leave the EU than remain. 

Dr Simon Peplow, from the History Department at the University of Exeter, responds to the ONS annual net migration figures and asks if BME voters in the UK will decide the referendum result.