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Private George Pert from Ferryden, missing since 1918, has been identified and honoured at a rededication service organised by the MOD’s ‘War Detectives’ at CWGC Harlebeke New British Cemetery in Belgium.
Ambassador Daniel Holland condemned Russia’s ‘reckless hybrid actions’ over the 4 August Leipzig airport incident, expressing UK solidarity with Germany and reiterating concerns to the OSCE about such destabilising cross‑border activity.
Monthly National Space Operations Centre bulletin covering activities between 1 and 31 August 2026, outlining how the centre protected the UK and space assets during August (operational details and incidents not provided in the blurb).
The UK delivered a statement at UN Human Rights Council session 63 during the interactive dialogue on Russia, read by the UK's Permanent Representative to the WTO and UN, Kumar Iyer, setting out the UK's position to the council.
At UN Human Rights Council session 63 the UK made a statement in the interactive dialogue on Nicaragua, delivered by the UK's Human Rights Ambassador Eleanor Sanders, outlining the UK's position to council members.
The Prime Minister hosted Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin at No10 North on 18 September 2026, marking the first international leader’s visit to the new wing as part of bilateral talks held at Downing Street.
On 21 September 2026 the Prime Minister held a telephone call with Mauritius Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam; the government note provides no further details on topics discussed, outcomes or follow‑up.
More than 200 new bedspaces have been completed at Trenchard Lines, Upavon, delivering additional Army accommodation as part of ongoing Defence Infrastructure Organisation investment in service personnel housing.
Prime Minister held a telephone call with Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen on 20 September 2026; the short notice gives no details on issues discussed or outcomes of the conversation.
Deputy Ambassador Ford welcomed OSCE work in Dushanbe on gender equality, border security, human rights, media standards and sustainable growth, confirmed increased UK support for Tajikistan border management and urged programmes to deliver on-the-ground impact.
Deputy Ambassador James Ford criticised attempts to whitewash Ratko Mladić’s crimes, calling such denial an affront to international law and urging governments and political leaders to avoid revisionism of atrocities at his funeral statement to the OSCE.
RUSI has published its formal mission statement and updated bye‑laws, as submitted to the Council of Trustees and the Annual General Meeting on 8 October 2026, detailing the institute’s governance and stated purpose.