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UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon makes a visit to Burma. Fifty of the world's most influential women sign a letter in protest at Aung San Suu Kyi's continued detention. Our stance on Burma
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IMPORTANT NOTICE - PASSPORT AND VISA SERVICES
During our office move in July, we anticipate disruption to our passport and visa issuing service. Consequently, if you are thinking of travelling over the summer, we strongly advise you to renew your passport or apply for your visa now to ensure that you have your documents when you need them.
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In July 2009, the British Embassy and British Consulate General in Madrid will be leaving their current offices and moving to new premises in the Torre Espacio on Castellana.
LATEST NEWS
Foreign Secretary condemns North Korea's ballistic missile launches
4 July 2009
David Miliband called the ballistic missile launches on 4 July a 'breach of UN Security Council Resolutions'. He also said it's 'vital that North Korean capacity is contained and tension on the Korean peninsular kept at manageable levels'.
A united message to Burma on human rights abuses
3 July 2009
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon travelled to Burma today calling for the release of pro democracy leader Aung San Su Kyi and to send a united international message to Burma on human rights abuses.
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