Starmer will be remembered for UK aid cuts; the next PM has the opportunity to restore the UK’s reputation
Reacting to news that Sir Keir Starmer MP has resigned as Prime Minister and leader of the Labour Party, Romilly…
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Child poverty: what we know, what works, and what needs to change
Insights from Oliver Fiala at Save the Children UK on how to tackle one of the most urgent challenges of our times. What are the four drivers of global poverty reduction?
Bond warns National Security (State Threats) Bill risks blocking NGOs from delivering humanitarian assistance
Yesterday, Wednesday 17 June, the National Security (State Threats) Bill passed through the House of Commons. UK NGOs are concerned…
Ebola outbreak in DRC: What is happening, and how Bond members are responding
This May, an outbreak of Ebola was confirmed in the Democratic Republic of Congo and has since spread to Uganda. Exacerbated by ongoing humanitarian crises and ODA cuts, it carries a high risk of spreading beyond borders. How are Bond members responding?
Bond responds to G7 leaders’ declaration on international partnerships
At the 2026 G7 Summit in Évian, France, that takes place this week from June 15th to 17th, leaders of…
The case for collaboration
How co-development is helping to transform learning through play for children with deafblindness and complex disabilities. A collaboration between Right to Play and Sense International.
Supporting communities by making working animals visible
Working animals quietly sustain millions of people’s daily lives. Yet their contributions often go unrecognised. Sam Whyte at Working Animals International explores why the visibility of working animals matter.
Bond comment on NAO report on FCDO’s response to sudden-onset humanitarian crises
Today, Friday 12th June 2026, the National Audit Office (NAO) published a new report examining the FCDO’s response to sudden-onset…
Why supporting unpaid carers strengthens society, and why locally led action matters
It is Carers Week, a time to raise awareness of unpaid care, highlight the challenges unpaid carers face and recognise their contribution to families and communities.