Ministers are trying to bury the consequences of UK aid cuts. But what we know is catastrophic
Read our Privacy notice The Pandemic Fund was set up in the wake of the Covid-19 emergency as the world recognised we are dangerously unprepared for the next big global health threat – and it boasted enthusiastic support from the UK. Ministers say they are focusing support on the most fragile countries, often those gripped by conflict – but even there the cut in funding is around 25 per cent. It is no longer possible to disguise that the decision to strip £6.5 billion a year from our aid...
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