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8 November 2008, 4:40pm The Prime Minister used an emergency European summit to hammer home his message that EU leaders should end their high tax ways and offer their citizens a helping hand. Full Article at This Is Money
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This is Money 12 October 2009, 5:21pm More than 40,000 parents have now signed a petition on the Downing Street website, the third largest of petitions currently running, urging the Government not to end tax relief on childcare vouchers. Full Article at This Is Money
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LONDON, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 09: Prime Minister Gordon walks past Number 10 in Downing Street on October 9, 2009 in London. View Photo »
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Over recent weeks the discussion around Europe has mostly been about personalities, not policies, institutions.
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Brown The Royal Reformer Jon Craig November 25, 2009 2:33 PM Recommend post (0) Is Gordon Brown going to be the Prime Minister who finally drags the ridiculous and out-of-date laws on Royal marriages and succession into the 21st century? Full Article at Sky News
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If George Bush was an idiot then. . . . Full Article at Town Hall
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TORY plans to axe regional development agencies reveal a "vindictive ideology" and will bring disaster, Gordon Brown said today. Full Article at The Northern Echo
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LONDON, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 09: Prime Minister Gordon (L) walks with Iraqi President Jalal Talabani from Downing Street on October 9, 2009 in London. View Photo »
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The reason for this is simple and obvious: Obama's singular arrogance. Only arrogance can explain the way Obama has treated Gordon Brown. Only arrogance can explain the president's snubbing of Germany and repeated refusal to learn the proper protocol for greeting other world leaders.
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G' Brown (Gordon Brown) Rapping - The Impressions Show with Culshaw and Stephenson Episode 2
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Gordon Brown today sparked controversy on the eve of the Commonwealth summit by suggesting he backs the sweeping away of 300-year-old laws that prevent Roman Catholics ascending to the Throne. Full Article at History News Network
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Gordon Brown today agreed to investigate claims that two schools backed by the Islamist extremist group Hizb ut-Tahrir have received money from the taxpayer. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Britain's Prime Minister Gordon Brown, left, seen with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, at 10 Downing Street, in London, Tuesday Aug. 25, 2009.
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LONDON, ENGLAND - JULY 16: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown arrives at the Acland Burghley School to attend a meeting of the National Council for Education Excellence on July 16, 2009 in London, England.
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LONDON - JUNE 23: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown (R) and the Sultan of Brunei Hassanal Bolkiah sign the 'Brunei Garrison Agreement' at 10 Downing Street on June 23, 2009 in London.
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LONDON - JUNE 5: Prime Minister Gordon Brown arrives for a post-cabinet reshuffle press conference at 10 Downing Street on June 5, 2009 in London. Brown insisted that he would continue as Prime Minister, despite high-profile resignations of several Cabinet ministers.
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Actress and Gurkha campaigner Joanna Lumley (C) is greeted by Britain's Prime Minister Gordon Brown (R) and his wife, Sarah Brown (L), in the garden of Downing Street, where they met Gurkha veterans and their supporters, in London May 21, 2009.
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LONDON - MAY 18: Britain's Prime Minister Gordon Brown (C), watched by Business Secretary Peter Mandelson (2nd L) and Managing Director of Nissan UK, Paul Wilcox (L), talks with potential car buyers Gladys and John Bailey at a car dealership on May 18, 2009 in north London, England.
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Sadly, the government of Afghanistan has become a by-word for corruption. And I am not prepared to put the lives of British men and women in harm's way for a government that does not stand up against corruption
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What does it say about Cameron that while Gordon Brown has thrown his full weight behind tackling the recession and securing the recovery for Britain, Cameron would throw his weight behind a move to bring back hunting?
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International support depends on the scale of his ambition and the degree of his achievement in five key areas: security, governance, reconciliation, economic development, and engagement with Afghanistan's neighbours
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Our fellow citizens know that Labour is finished. I have only two words to say - Gordon Brown. What a sorry excuse for a Scotsman.
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They (the soldiers) fought to make Afghanistan more secure ... but above all to make Britain safer from the terrorism and extremism which continue to threaten us from the border areas of Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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Last month, President Obama, Prime Minister Gordon Brown and other leaders of industrialised nations all lined up to say how committed they were to tackling climate change and reaching an effective agreement on how to do this when UN negotiations end in Copenhagen in December
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If we are to defend Britain properly from this terrorist threat, then it is not enough simply to defend ourselves here. We have got to make sure that we diminish the effect of those people who are planning terrorist activities on the Afghan-Pakistan border.
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Does not one say of Nicolas Sarkozy that he acts like an 'omnipresident'? In that case, his use of power resembles that of a British Prime Minister, like Tony Blair or Gordon Brown. France today is like England without the Queen.
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If we are to defend Britain properly from this terrorist threat, then it is not enough simply to defend ourselves here. We have got to make sure that we diminish the effect of those people who are planning terrorist activities on the Afghan-Pakistan border.
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I am proud to be a friend of Gordon Brown whose contribution to Britain and the world in these times of financial crisis is unparallelled
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If we let the Taliban back into control in Afghanistan, then al-Qaeda will have an even bigger base in which to move
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Maybe Councillor Young should call on Prime Minister Gordon Brown to attend every council meeting and every public body meeting in Scotland to account for his £514million cut in funding.
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The government will work in concert with the other 26 countries of the EU. We will work with them on the same policies to bring about economic recovery. We will work with them on the same policies to bring down unemployment in our country. And we will work for greater international coordination. We will...
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This is wrong. It must be stopped, and Gordon Brown and Alan Johnson can stop it by trying Gary McKinnon here under British law rather than shipping him off to a jail in America
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We must not allow ourselves to give up what the Afghan Taliban fear most — and that is that we have a strong Afghan security force that is Afghan-based to be able to face them.
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If he’s going to the House of Lords, it’s best to be a crossbencher. I will give advice to anyone, Labour or Conservative, but I wouldn’t want to be associated with any one political party. The former defence chiefs tend to be crossbenchers. But I do understand that Richard Dannatt feels incredibly badl...
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It may be that the Taliban have used an Afghan police member or that they have infiltrated the Afghan police force
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I know the Tories aren't as strong on gay rights ... but it's all about the leadership for me. I lost faith in Gordon Brown, and after the credit crunch and the expenses scandal, David Cameron seems to be the only one listening, reacting quickly and making real changes. I don't just look at what parties...
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What we know is that the Taliban have claimed responsibility for this
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I hope this isn't a political gimmick. We've seen too many appointments in this Government of external people where it's all about Gordon Brown's PR. I'm always suspicious of the Government's motives when it does things like this.
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I have a lot of admiration for Rupert Murdoch personally
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What does it say about Gordon Brown that he got into a trial of strength with Alistair Darling, and lost ... The Iron Chancellor has turned into the plastic Prime Minister. These Labour Party politicians are better at writing books about courage than displaying it.
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I have a lot of admiration for Rupert Murdoch personally ... His family come from not far from mine in Scotland, and his attitudes to hard work and getting on with things you can only admire. But the Sun has tried to become a political party. It's not personal about Rupert, he's always been very friendl...
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If the British Government really want this in place ... they will come up with the money. Gordon Brown has reiterated that this will not fail because of money. He said he was determined to deliver
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What we want and what I think what he now wants is action on corruption, building up the army and police in Afghanistan and building an inclusive government
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