Britain's Africa minister Andrew Mitchell warned in December that 'once you change the rules you are opening Pandora's box and everyone will try to get a bit of it...

International development minister Andrew Mitchell says the demands on resources necessitated 'difficult choices'...

Under pressure to control migration flows Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's government is relying on its cash-for-migrants agreement with Rwanda while its new minister with the Africa portfolio Andrew Mitchell is one of the Kagame's staunchest allies in Westminster...

That prompted Andrew Mitchell the Conservative MP and former Secretary of State for International Development to warn that this would 'undoubtedly cost lives' in some of the poorest countries in the world and further damage Britain's reputation...

Conservative MP and former Development Minister Andrew Mitchell who has been close to President Kagame lambasted the plan as impractical immoral and 'incredibly expensive'...

Andrew Mitchell an International Development Secretary under David Cameron described it as a 'quite extraordinary self-inflicted wound' that will do 'huge damage' to Britain's influence in the world...

Last year Andrew Mitchell then DfID Secretary told Parliament Sudan’s total debt was £38 bn...

After repeated requests for information about the Board – promoted at the Conference as a solution to the accusations of embezzlement and fraud against members of the Transitional Federal Government (TFG) DfID sent AC a statement by the then Secretary of State for International Development Andrew Mitchell...