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UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown has said the crisis in Gaza is the "darkest moment yet for the Middle East". He said he was "hopeful" the basis for an ...

Prime Minister Gordon Brown's pledge to create "as many as 100000 new jobs" by boosting public spending has been welcomed by business leaders who expect ...

Gordon Brown renewed his attack on the Conservatives today by claiming that their "do nothing" approach to the economy would be "socially divisive". ...

Jennifer Campbell is disappointed by Gordon Brown's remarks on the controversial issue.

Insisting Britain can weather the "almost overwhelming" economic storm by building a "better tomorrow today", Gordon Brown stuck a defiantly upbeat note in his new year message. In today's addres...

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown called on Wednesday for an urgent ceasefire in Gaza to stem what he called a "humanitarian crisis" there - although he said some aid was getting in. "It is vital t...

Gordon Brown has warned 2009 "won't be easy" for Britain as it deals with the global economic crisis. In the prime minister's traditional new year message he insisted Britain would pull through - but...

Outlook Gordon Brown believes April's meeting of the G20 in London will be a pivotal moment for co-ordinated action to help revive the world economy. Let's hope he's right, for the last G20, which took place in Washington last November, has already failed to live up to the hype that surrounded it as a new Bretton Woods for the 21st century.

Gordon Brown today insists Britain can build a 'better tomorrow today' despite the economic crisis. In his traditional New Year's message, the Prime Minister warns that the year ahead 'won't be easy'.

Insisting Britain can weather the "almost overwhelming" economic storm by building a "better tomorrow today", Gordon Brown stuck a defiantly upbeat note in his new year message.

Outlook Gordon Brown believes April's meeting of the G20 in London will be a pivotal moment for co-ordinated action to help revive the world economy. Let's hope he's right, for the last G20, which took place in Washington last November, has already failed to live up to the hype that surrounded it as a new Bretton Woods for the 21st century.

Outlook Gordon Brown believes April's meeting of the G20 in London will be a pivotal moment for co-ordinated action to help revive the world economy. Let's hope he's right, for the last G20, which took place in Washington last November, has already failed to live up to the hype that surrounded it as a new Bretton Woods for the 21st century.

Insisting Britain can weather the "almost overwhelming" economic storm by building a "better tomorrow today", Gordon Brown stuck a defiantly upbeat note in his new year message.

UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown is hopeful a basis for a ceasefire in Gaza will be found to end the Middle East's darkest.

London, Jan 7 (DPA) British Prime Minister Gordon Brown Tuesday described the fighting in Gaza as the darkest moment yet for the Middle East but said he was hopeful that a ceasefire could be reached.

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Gordon Brown's excuses for the financial crisis won't cut it · Telegraph ...Mr Brown's very own regulatory system had hard evidence of an unsustainable credit bubble a full year before the run on Northern Rock. Yet the Bank, the FSA and ...