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A FCO spokesman added: "Lindsay Sandiford is currently refusing consular assistance but we stand ready to visit her in prison if she changes her mind.

Diplomats are stalling on disclosing the names of 40 companies which last month accompanied a FCO minister on the largest trade mission to Egypt in more than a decade amid criticism that such delegations risk sending a message that Britain no longer considers human rights in the country a priority.

Standing alongside those shelves, a FCO official revealed that he has "sensitivity reviewed" his own decades-old diplomatic reports.

"I don't think it's very helpful for us to have a discussion about how much rain is a lot of rain," a FCO spokesperson told VICE.

In a separate conversation May 29 with Embassy London Poloff, an FCO officer who covers TCI issues observed that "the situation has not improved" in TCI since the issuance of the interim report.

"It is a very serious matter to impose sanctions against Russia," an FCO spokesperson says.

Transition in Asmara is an FCO priority, yet the diaspora remains divided.

From just over 40 years ago when the marriage bar on women was finally lifted, the organisation has rightly changed as people realise the demands of an FCO career are very different from the stereotypes.

Richard Graham (@RichardGrahamMP) After almost 4 years as an FCO PPS I've resigned to focus more on regeneration issues in #Gloucester & other roles eg as PM's Trade Envoy June 24 , 2014Graham's announcement came after David Burrowes said yesterday he was quitting as PPS to environment secretary Owen Paterson "in the best interests of my constituents and our party".

But an FCO spokesperson would say only: "It is the longstanding policy of successive British governments not to comment on intelligence matters".

Responding to the VICE News allegations, an FCO spokesperson said: "We have previously provided counter-terrorism capacity building support to the Yemeni Security Services to increase their ability to disrupt, detain, and prosecute suspected terrorists in line with Yemeni rule of law and international human rights standards.