A great privilege to join in the celebrations to mark Muslim Aid’s 40th anniversary celebrations at Grosvenor House in London and Celebrating 40 years and hearing from the great Yusuf Islam/Cat Stevens, one of its founders.

Thank you @meralhece for your continued leadership and voice on our current humanitarian stance.

Thank you@meralhece for your continued leadership and voice on our current humanitarian stance.

Lovely to catch up with Annaliese Dodd over coffee this morning. I’ve always been impressed by her sincerity and dedication - both in her role as an MP and in her work on the Economy, Equality, and International Development portfolios.

A pleasure meeting Counsellor Mohammed Mirza, Deputy Permanent Representative at Oman’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, to discuss Oxfam’s humanitarian work and opportunities to deepen collaboration. Thank you for hosting us! @OmanMissionGVA

Reaction: "Antisemitism and hatred in any form have no place in our society. All human life is sacred."

A privilege to consider among such distinguished photographers who it is we trust to show us what is happening in our world and help us distinguish between fiction and truth. It would be a big help for media awareness to be included on the National Curriculum. #RGSSummitPhoto

As Foreign Secretary, @YvetteCooperMP has a vital opportunity to reset the UK’s role in the world. My full statement below 👇

Happy birthday to an old and dear friend. Why our partnership with the People's Postcode Lottery really matters, now more than ever. civilsociety.co.uk/finance/h… @PostcodeLottery @oxfamgb

Devastating flash floods have killed more than 300 people across Pakistan-administered Kashmir. Climate change is driving the rise in extreme and dangerous weather events. My thoughts are with all those affected by this tragedy. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cn02…

100 organisations are calling for an end to Israel’s weaponisation of aid. Oxfam alone has over $2.5 million worth of food, water and hygiene supplies rejected from entering Gaza, while communities face famine and preventable diseases. The UK must use every lever at its disposal to protect humanitarian space and ensure aid reaches those who need it most. Read the full report here: oxf.am/4fymHH7 @oxfamgb

A joy to visit @OxfamSteyning to meet the team at our local store and record BBC Any Questions. Hoping to return again soon Pictured here with our brilliant team Tracy Shulver, Tamsin, Jason and colleagues. @oxfamgb

Three months after the UK hosted a Peace Conference, Sudan is spiralling. 640,000 children face cholera, famine has taken hold, families are eating animal feed to survive. Cuts to UK aid are costing lives. This is the world’s worst crisis and the UK must act. It has now been three months since the UK Government hosted the London Conference on Sudan, yet conditions on the ground have only worsened. More than 640,000 children are at risk from a cholera outbreak. Famine has been declared in ten regions. People are surviving on animal fodder. This is the world’s largest humanitarian crisis and it is rapidly deteriorating. Instead of scaling up support, the UK’s cuts to the aid budget have made it harder to reach those in desperate need. The international community’s failure to act decisively is costing lives. I visited the Sudanese border last year and saw the toll this conflict was already taking across the region. Now, over 30 million people require humanitarian assistance and the war shows no sign of ending. Oxfam is calling on the UK Government to match its diplomatic efforts with meaningful action: lead the charge for a permanent ceasefire and a genuine peace process; ensure unhindered humanitarian access, and fully fund the humanitarian appeal, which is critically under-resourced. The UK cannot afford to stand by while Sudan’s people face starvation, disease and displacement on a mass scale. This is a crisis the world can no longer ignore.