Britain's foreign secretary David Lammy said it was right that the new U.S. administration has the chance to review a deal with Mauritius over the future of a U.S.-British military base in the Indian Ocean.

Foreign Secretary showers praise upon president-elect after previously calling him a ‘sociopath’ amid efforts to secure a trade deal

Donald Trump is not a warmonger and most of the world is glad he’s back, David Lammy says - Foreign secretary says new president is ‘gracious and generous’ ahead of inauguration

In a gushing interview, Foreign Secretary David Lammy heaped praise on Donald Trump - who he previously branded a 'woman-hating, neo-Nazi-sympathising sociopath'

The Foreign Secretary has attempted to woo Donald Trump before his inauguration as the next President of the United States.

That last quality explains Sir Olly’s imminent return to Whitehall from the private sector, as the permanent under-secretary, or top official, of the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO).

The foreign secretary has said it is “right” that the new US administration under Donald Trumps is able to review the Chagos Islands deal, which the US president-elect is reportedly critical of. “It’s right and proper that the new administration is able to consider it”,

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and Foreign Secretary David Lammy have been told they must work “twice as hard” to repair transatlantic damage with Donald Trump after their “immature and reckless statements”. Mr Lammy has referred to the President-elect as a “woman-hating, neo-Nazi-sympathising sociopath” and a “tyrant in a toupee”.

MPs have urged David Lammy to set out a timetable for the Government to officially recognise Palestine, as the Commons emphasised the need for a two-state solution. The Foreign Secretary faced ...

Former first minister claims it was ‘shameful’ for the Foreign Secretary to meet the Israeli government to discuss a ceasefire

David Lammy has shrugged off Donald Trump's sabre-rattling over Greenland and the Panama canal saying it is 'classic' tactics. The Foreign Secretary suggested Mr Trump was 'amplifying' his ...

The Cabinet minister also suggested that Donald Trump’s timetable for a peace deal was slipping towards Easter