Brown defends new citizen juries
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Gordon Brown denies his "citizens' juries" are simply a photo opportunity, as the first one meets to discuss children's issues.
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LONDON -- Last Wednesday, Gordon Brown stepped up to a microphone outside the fabled black door of 10 Downing Street to address his nation for the first time since becoming prime minister about an hour earlier. Without a smile, he promised to "try my utmost" and soon signed off somberly, like a teacher assigning homework: "Now let the work of ...
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Prime Minister Gordon Brown has voiced hope Thursday that the EU can turn a page on recent institutional wrangling, but his failure to sign a new treaty with EU allies renewed charges of euroskepticism.
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Gordon Brown says he has learned his lesson about "top-down" government, in a BBC Newsnight interview.
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Brown refuses to rule out election as MPs in key marginals give green light.
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Chancellor Gordon Brown has defended his stewardship of the economy, telling MPs there is no Â£10 billion black hole in the public finances.
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Prime Minister Gordon Brown refused Sunday to quash intense speculation that he could soon call a general election, saying he was simply &quot;getting on with the job&quot;.
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The UK defends itself against claims by Interpol's head that Britain is failing to check a database of stolen passports.
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Prime Minister Gordon Brown praised the embattled Archbishop of Canterbury as a man of "great integrity" Monday, as the Anglican church leader was set to defend controversial remarks on sharia law.
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Immigrants should carry out community work before being granted citizenship, the UK chancellor says.
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Unions say they avoided a showdown with Gordon Brown as they did not want to ruin his first conference as leader.
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Prime Minister Gordon Brown on Monday refused to rule out holding a general election in the coming months amid speculation he may gamble and seek an early mandate for his new government.
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Gordon Brown says he has learned his lesson about "top-down" government, in a BBC interview.
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Claims chancellor Gordon Brown pushed through an honour nomination for a friend are denied by the Cabinet Office.
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Peter Mandelson dramatically reopened the split between the supporters of Tony Blair and Gordon Brown yesterday when he accused the Chancellor of
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Britain&#39;s next prime minister Gordon Brown apologised for mistakes in intelligence made in the run-up to the Iraq war in a BBC television interview Friday.
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The Tories demand a fresh statement on bugging revelations which they say make Gordon Brown "a liar".