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  • Foreign Secretary
    ...], though there is sometimes a Deputy Prime Minister. As of late 2023, the Foreign Secretary is [[David Cameron]] of the [[Conservative Party (UK)|Conservative Party]].
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  • Great Offices of State/Definition
    ...d Kingdom: Prime Minister, Chancellor of the Exchequer (finance minister), Foreign Secretary (foreign minister), and Home Secretary (internal affairs minister).
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  • David Miliband/Definition
    Former [[United Kingdom|UK]] [[Foreign Secretary|foreign minister]]; born 1965.
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  • Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs
    #REDIRECT [[Foreign Secretary]]
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  • Foreign secretary
    #REDIRECT [[Foreign Secretary]]
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  • Secretary of state for foreign and commonwealth affairs
    #REDIRECT [[Foreign Secretary]]
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  • William Hague/Gallery
    ...|William Hague in 2010, shortly after becoming the [[United Kingdom|UK]] [[Foreign Secretary|foreign minister]].
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  • Lord Hurd of Westwell/Definition
    Panel of Senior Advisers, [[Chatham House]]; [[Foreign Secretary (U.K)]] (1989-95)
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  • Foreign and Commonwealth Office
    ...gdom|Prime Minister]] and the [[Chancellor of the Exchequer]]. The current Foreign Secretary is [[Dominic Raab]] of the [[Conservative Party (UK)|Conservative Party]].
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  • David Miliband
    ...an who served as [[Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs|Foreign Secretary]] from 2007 until 2010. He was a frontrunner in the [[Labour Party (UK)|Lab
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  • Liz Truss
    ...male [[Lord Chancellor]] in 2016. She was the [[United Kingdom|British]] [[Foreign Secretary|foreign minister]] from 2021 until 2022 and [[Minister for Women and Equali
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  • Balfour Declaration/Definition
    A 1917 declaration by the British Foreign Secretary stating that U.K. government, in principle, endorsed the idea of a Jewish h
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  • Boris Johnson/Definition
    ...ister of the United Kingdom]] from July 2019 to September 2022; previously Foreign Secretary and [[Mayor of London]], and current MP for Uxbridge and South Ruislip (bor
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  • William Hague
    ...|William Hague in 2010, shortly after becoming the [[United Kingdom|UK]] [[Foreign Secretary|foreign minister]]. He is currently the [[Leader of the House of Commons]]. ...se of [[Parliament of the United Kingdom|Parliament]]. Previously he was [[Foreign Secretary]] from May 2010, i.e. the country's foreign minister.
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  • Henry McMahon
    ..., he was named Resident in Cairo, replacing [[Lord Kitchener]], who became Foreign Secretary. He was to write the British side of the [[Hussein-McMahon Correspondence] As High Commissioner, he commended his Arab Bureau team of 1916 to [[Foreign Secretary]] [[Arthur Balfour]]:<ref name=Winstone>{{citation
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  • Anthony Eden
    ...n benches as deputy [[Leader of the Opposition]]. From 1951 to 1955 he was Foreign Secretary for a third time.
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  • Chancellor of the Exchequer/Related Articles
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  • Foreign and Commonwealth Office/Related Articles
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  • Alec Douglas-Home
    ...e [[House of Lords]]. Home became [[Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs|Foreign Secretary]] in 1960. In 1962, he was created a knight of the [[Order of the Thistle]] ....' When in 1970, Heath became prime minister, Home returned to the post of Foreign Secretary which was deemed to suit him so well.
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  • Richard Wellesley
    He served as [[Foreign Secretary]], a cabinet position, in 1812.<ref name=oxfordreferenceRichardWellesley/> | quote = He served as foreign secretary in Perceval's cabinet. Wellesley championed the rights of catholics in Irel
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  • John Sawers
    ..., with the traditional informal title of "C". His assignment, announced by Foreign Secretary [[David Miliband]], was something of a surprise, as the tendency has been t
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  • Home Secretary/Related Articles
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  • James Callaghan
    ...me Secretary and [[Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs|Foreign Secretary]], prior to becoming [[prime minister]]. He was never expected to reach the
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  • John Major
    ...He was chosen as [[Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs|Foreign Secretary]] in 1989. He spent only three months in that post before becoming [[Chance
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  • United Kingdom exit from the European Union
    ...- as experts warn City could suffer]'. 25th June 2016.</ref> The Shadow [[Foreign Secretary]], [[Hilary Benn]], was sacked at midnight by the [[Leader of the Oppositio ...[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-36792746 Boris Johnson: How Britain's new foreign secretary has insulted the world]'. 14th July 2016.</ref> and had never held a [[Cabi
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  • Durand Line
    ...formation of Pakistan, British negotiator Sir Henry Mortimer Durand, the foreign secretary of the British Indian government, signed a document defining the boundary b
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  • British coalition government (1940–1945)
    ...Employment|Minister of Labour and National Service]]; [[Anthony Eden]] as Foreign Secretary – replacing Halifax, who was sent to [[Washington, D.C.]] as ambassador t ...in this section is upon the ministerial offices. Some ministries, such as Foreign Secretary, were in the war cabinet throughout the entire administration whereas other
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  • Government Communications Headquarters
    ...s under the the [[Secret Intelligence Service]] (SIS), GCHQ reports to the Foreign Secretary and work closely with the SIS (commonly but incorrectly called [[MI6]]), [[
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  • Zimmerman Telegram
    ...in London an intercepted German telegram, dated January 19, sent by German Foreign Secretary [[Arthur Zimmerman]] to the German minister in Mexico City. British naval
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  • Harold Macmillan
    ...1) then minister of defense (October 1954) under [[Winston Churchill]] and foreign secretary (April - December 1955) and chancellor of the exchequer (1955 - 1957) under ...esigned on 18 October 1963. He was succeeded by [[Alec Douglas-Home]], the foreign secretary.
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  • Government secrecy
    ...unhappy with the decision, which they made as a result of a warning by the Foreign Secretary, David Miliband.<ref name=Guardian2009-02-05>{{citation
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  • Conservative Party (UK)
    ...Hague]] led the Conservative Party from 1997 until 2001; he later became [[Foreign Secretary]] and [[Leader of the House of Commons]].}}
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  • Tony Blair/Catalogs
    Politician. Foreign Secretary 1971-2001, [[Tony Blair/Catalogs#Leader of the House|Leader of the House]]
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  • James Monroe
    ...n October 1823 Richard Rush, the American minister in London, advised that Foreign Secretary George Canning was proposing that the U.S. and Britain jointly declare thei
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  • Munich Conference
    The British Prime Minister was [[Neville Chamberlain]] and his foreign secretary was [[Lord Halifax]] at the time; Their French counterparts were [[Édouard
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  • Dunkirk and the British war cabinet
    ...|thumb|upright=0.68|[[Edward Wood, 1st Earl of Halifax|Lord Halifax]]<br />Foreign Secretary]] ...chill]], and the [[Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs|Foreign Secretary]], [[Edward Wood, 1st Earl of Halifax|Lord Halifax]]. The dispute escalated
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  • David Cameron
    ...eron, Baron Cameron of Chipping Norton''' (born 9th October 1966) is the [[Foreign Secretary]] of the [[United Kingdom]], and was the [[Prime Minister of the United Kin
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  • British interim government (May–July 1945)
    ...r victory, Attlee returned to [[Potsdam]] with [[Ernest Bevin]] as the new Foreign Secretary and there were a further five days of discussion.<ref>Jenkins 2001, pp. 795 | [[Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs|Foreign Secretary]]
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  • Cold War/Bibliography
    * Bullock, Alan. ''Ernest Bevin: Foreign Secretary, 1945-1951.'' 1983, on British policy * Bullock, Alan. ''Ernest Bevin: Foreign Secretary, 1945-1951.'' 1983, on British policy
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  • U.K. support for Iraq during the Iran-Iraq War
    ...tain imposed its own rules - known as the "Howe guidelines" after the then Foreign Secretary, Lord Howe - restricting exports. While there was a strict ban on "lethal" ...ales to Iran and Iraq was set out by Lord Howe in October 1985 when he was Foreign Secretary. He informed the House of the following set of guidelines to all deliveries
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  • Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
    ...Consort" and the [[Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs|Foreign Secretary]] Sir [[Anthony Eden]] preferred "Prince of the Realm." While the Commonwea
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  • Louis XVI
    In spring 1776 Vergennes, the Foreign Secretary, saw an opportunity to humiliate arch-for Britain by supporting the [[Ameri
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  • James K. Polk
    ...ng Texas. Polk wanted territory, not war, and compromised with the British Foreign Secretary, Lord Aberdeen. The [[Oregon Treaty]] of 1846 divided the Oregon Country al
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  • United Kingdom exit from the European Union/Timelines
    :Shadow [[Foreign Secretary]] [[Hilary Benn]] was sacked at midnight by the [[Leader of the Opposition
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  • Confederate States of America
    Throughout the early years of the war, British foreign secretary Lord Russell and Napoleon III, and, to a lesser extent, British Prime Minis
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  • Boris Johnson
    ...e]'. 14th November 2004.</ref> He later became [[Mayor of London]], then [[Foreign Secretary]] under May before resigning over [[Brexit]].
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  • Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
    ...ss of Salisbury]] (who was either [[Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs|Foreign Secretary]] or Lord Privy Seal except for the first few months of his second premiers
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  • Zionism
    ...a chemist who had made tremendous contributions to the British war effort, Foreign Secretary [[Arthur Balfour]] issued the 1917 [[Balfour Declaration]], with the key la
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  • Countries of the United Kingdom
    ...43 265 0, pp434/435 ch10 Facing the British: "[[Arthur Henderson]], ... [[Foreign Secretary]] ... 1924, believed: 'One could not imagine a country where federal self-
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  • German Resistance
    ...ch conference in [[Stockholm]]. Bell passed their messages and plans on to Foreign Secretary [[Anthony Eden]]. An American journalist, [[Louis P. Lochner]], carried cod
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  • Winston Churchill
    ...mberlain's appointment but, in February 1938, matters came to a head after Foreign Secretary [[Anthony Eden]] resigned over Chamberlain's [[appeasement]] of [[Mussolini ...ere Churchill and [[E. F. L. Wood, 1st Earl of Halifax|Lord Halifax]], the Foreign Secretary. The matter had already been discussed at a meeting on the 9th between Cham
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