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Gordon Brown
Gordon Brown is England's Prime Minister, succeeding Tony Blair. Before take this post, he was the longest serving Chancellor since Nicholas Vansittart in the early 19th century.
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Gordon Brown intervened today to shore up England's troubled bid for the 2018 World Cup when he met a veteran Fifa vice-president who has dismissed England's chances.The prime minister took time out from the Commonwealth summit to meet the Trinidadian Jack Warner who recently criticised the England bid leadership as "lightweight".Downing Street described the 20-minute meeting with Warner, who influences five of Fifa's 24 votes, as positive...
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UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown faces elections in the spring and prospects for the Labour leader aren’t rosy. But he’s got some cards in his hand – some of President Obama’s political team are going to advise Brown’s political team, according to The Wall Street Journal. Rahm Emanuel reportedly will attend.
“There is a constant dialogue [...]
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From online.worldmag.com
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Prime Minister Gordon Brown today backed a new national online community hub allowing young people to talk to politicians using social media such as blogs, street art, ‘slam’ poetry and film. Now the hunt is on to recruit 100 ‘Community Bloggers’ from across the country to spark debate on the issues that matter in their neighbourhoods – and to encourage MPs and local politicians to join in the debate. Mr Brown MP lent his support to www...
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LONDON - British Prime Minister Gordon Brown will tell business leaders Monday that investment from China could help drive Britain's economic recovery. In a speech to a conference organized by the Confederation of British Industry, the main business ...
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During a visit to flood-hit Cumbria Prime Minister Gordon Brown pledges an extra £1m to help storm victims who are now braced for more rain after Englands wettest day on record. Alex Thomson reports.
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