Brown stresses 'listening Labour'
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Gordon Brown pledges a listening government at Labour Party election hustings in Glasgow.
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Referendum on document was a manifesto commitment, Brown warned.
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British treasury chief Gordon Brown assured Labour Party delegates that in succeeding the Prime Minister, he would continue his course
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BBC education correspondent Mike Baker probes Gordon Brown's views on education.
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Immigrants should carry out community work before being granted UK citizenship, Gordon Brown will say.
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Gordon Brown is urged to adopt a new approach in an effort to rebuild the morale of millions of workers.
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Gordon Brown asks Daily Mail editor to look into relaxing rules on access to government documents.
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Gordon Brown, who takes over as  Britain&#39;s prime minister this week, vowed on Sunday to  revitalize the ruling Labour Party and learn from the  &quot;divisive&quot; Iraq war.
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Prime Minister Gordon Brown is expected to set out measures designed to create 500,000 new jobs for British workers.
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Gordon Brown is set to appear at his first prime minister's questions session since taking over as Labour leader.
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"Within hours of these events unfolding, I detect a measured tone which I think is a good thing"  Mr Gordon Brown's response as Britain's new prime minister to the latest wave of terrorist attacks to hit the country won praise on Sunday from opposition parties and civil rights campaigners alike. via The Straits Times
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Gordon Brown will attempt to put Labour's leadership turmoil behind him with a speech on Britishness.
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Lib Dem treasury spokesman Vincent Cable blames Gordon Brown's "complacency" for the Northern Rock banking crisis.
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Prime minister-in-waiting Gordon Brown predicts the UK "will get what we need"  from the EU summit.
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Gordon Brown backs report stressing need to break the 'vicious cycle' of poverty, instability and conflict.
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"Britain will continue to benefit from skilled workers abroad and they will understand their responsibilities to earn the right to settle"  Prime Minister Gordon Brown told Labour party loyalists Monday that ties to the United States were vital to fostering peace in Africa, promoting human rights and winning the fight against terrorismIn his first address to his Labour party conference as its leader, Brown promised to abide by commitments in Iraq and Afghanistan, but stressed that economic and political reforms are now as vital as the presence of troops.Brown said that winning the fight against global terrorism will also 'require more than military force and we will work with our allies to isolate extremism and we will win the battle of hearts and minds,' he said. Read more
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Gordon Brown pledges more jobs for British people as he seeks to draw a line under a row over migrant workers.