At the outset of the First World War, the British Empire comprised 400 million people and its territorial arsenal was so vast that the sun never set on it. Since the end of the Second World War ...

The British Red Cross has nine overseas branches. As they are all in British overseas territories, they form part of the British Red Cross. Their work covers a wide range of Red Cross activities ...

We acknowledge the political, economic, and technological shifts which have created a more complex international environment for the United Kingdom (UK) and British Overseas Territories to navigate.