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Articles related to "Gordon Brown"
A Biography of Gordon Brown Gordon Brown has been the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom since June 2007, having come to power after Tony Blair stood down as leader of the Labour Party. gordon brown: a biography • a biography of gordon brown • a profile of the current british prime minister • gordon brown • labour party leader
British Labour Party Faces Change. As the end of the premiership of Tony Blair draws close, we look at the Chancellor, Gordon Brown and his quest for leadership. Is this the certainty it once appeared? labour party • gordon brown • michael meacher • leadership contest • tony blair
All UK Troops to Leave Iraq in 2009 On Wednesday 17 December 2008, Gordon Brown, the British Prime Minister, announced that the United Kingdom would remove all British soldiers from Iraq by July 2009. withdrawal from iraq • gordon brown • iraq war • british troop withdrawal • david cameron
British VAT Cut Branded a Faliure by Opposition In late November, Gordon Brown unveiled his economic rescue package to fight the recession. This included a 2% cut in VAT. Now, it is being hailed as a failure. gordon brown cut vat • cameron called vat cuts faliure • vat cut • gordon brown • david cameron
Gordon Brown After nearly a quarter of a century as an MP in the House of Commons and ten years as the Iron Chancellor he finally succeeded Tony Blair in 2007 to become Prime Minister brown • minister • prime • chancellor • blair
Property and the Feelgood Factor TV programmes and colour supplements have made rising house prices feel like a right for Britons. Faced with a credit crunch, that surely can't be a good thing... property prices • feelgood factor • credit crunch • gordon brown • property ladder
Concise Guide To British Government The United Kingdom is a Parliamentary Democracy, with the Prime Minsiter acting as Head of the Government. The Parliament is organised into two 'Houses'. cabinet • government • gordon brown • house of commons • house of lords
From Blair to Brown & Harman Tony Blair has formally resigned as UK Prime Minister and Gordon Brown has succeeded him. What challenges do Gordon Brown and his new Deputy Harriet Harman face? gordon brown • harriet harman • tony blair • new british prime minister • labour party
Mark-to-Market Takes Precedence in Global Crisis The Financial Crisis Advisory Group has singled out fair value or mark-to-market accounting as one of the main areas of improvement in response to the global crisis. gordon brown • derecognition • fasb • financial instruments • g-20
The Labour Party (UK) The Labour Party is one of the two main political party in the United Kingdom along with the Conservative Party. Here is a profile of the party. the labour party (uk) • a guide to the british labour party • tony balir • keir hardie • gordon brown
Tony Blair's Legacy Tony Blair's time as British Prime Minister is coming to an end. He is putting in place his legacy, his place in history. For what and how will he be remembered? tony blair • place in history • gordon brown • what is tony blair's legacy • political legacy
British Banks Still Feeling the Financial Freeze As Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds and the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) suffer further stock market set backs, the outlook for the latter Institution seems Increasingly bleak. british banks still and financial problems • barclays hsbc lloyds royal bank of scotland rbs st • sir goodwin & leonid blavatnik • labour mps call for bank's nationalisation • gordon brown financial plan
Harriet Harman, Brown's Deputy Harriet Harman has been elected Deputy Leader of the UK Labour Party to work alongside new Prime Minister Gordon Brown. Who is she and what does she stand for? Read on... harriet harman • deputy leader of the labour party • gordon brown • tony blair • alan johnson
Madame Tussauds – London's Favourite Attraction The choice of celebs appearing at Madame Tussauds reflects public opinion. British Prime Minister Gordon Brown was voted out while President Obama takes pride of place. gordon brown • barack obama • the tussauds group • madame tussauds london • andy warhol
British and Irish Lions Legends – Scotland Despite having a low turnout on the 2009 Lions tour, Scottish rugby has provided some of the greatest players ever to wear a British and Irish Lions jersey. british lions • british and irish lions tour 2009 • best scottish lions • gavin hastings captain british lions • ian mighty mouse mcglauchlan british lions
Mugabe Regime Bankrolled By British Companies The U.S Treasury has blacklisted businessmen it believes are Mugabe supporters. A move that has embarrassed Britain. The news comes as cholera claims its 1000th victim. mugabe regime bankrolled by british companies • u.s treasury reveals 14 mugabe backers are british • cholera in zimbabwe claims its 1000 victim • foreign currency keeps mugabe in business • u.s blacklists four of mugabe's cronies
Scottish Liberal Democrats Elect New Leader Tavish Scott became the third leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats on Tuesday 26th August when he emerged as winner in a three-man leadership contest. tavish scott new lib dem leader • scottish lib dems elect new leader • scottish lib dem leadership contest • mike rumbles lib dem leadership contest • ross finnie lib dems leadership contest
Three Cheers For The 'New Indie' In the 1980s, British indie culture seemed stuck in a ghetto mentality. But in today's iPod culture, it is more open-minded, and cooler-looking, than ever before indie • 1980s • all tomorrow's parties • open-minded • nme
Tony Blair for EU Council President? Tony Blair has re-emerged as a candidate for the possible future role of EU Council President. This article takes a scrutiny of his case for the role. tony blair eu council president • tony blair european union president • tony blair president europe • tony blair candidate europe president • tony blair middle east envoy
What a Difference Four Years Makes - Part 1 What will the new Labour government do about poverty in its second term? poverty • labour government • election
A Biography of David Cameron David Cameron is the current leader of the British Conservative Party and has been since 2005. Here is a biography of the British MP. profile of david cameron • biography of david cameron • david cameron • conservative party • leader of conservative party
Banks and the Recession Lord Myners, the British government's financial services secretary, has this week said that British banks are partly to blame for the current global recession. economic recession • bank regulation • british economic downturn • global economic recession • credit crisis
How to Wear a Beret This Winter 2008/2009 If you want to get ahead in the style stakes this winter, then don't get a hat, get a beret! Berets are big hits this season and so are slouchy snoods. how to wear a beret • winter fashion accessories • berets & snoods • what is a snood • ideal christmas gift
Martin Clunes: Islands of Britain Martin Clunes explores island life in the far north of Scotland. What makes people choose the simple life without all mod cons? martin clunes • islands of britain • forvik • lewis and harris • muckle flugga
New Director-General at IWM Sir Robert Crawford CBE, Director-General of the Imperial War Museum retires in October 2008. Diane Lees, Director of the Museum of Childhood, will step into his shoes. imperial war museum • sir robert crawford cbe • diane lees • victoria and albert • museum of childhood
Politicians With Disabilities "You've said it yourself a million times. If there had been a TV in every living room sixty years ago, this country does not elect a man in a wheelchair." disability • amputee • politician • fdr • vietnam
Responses to the Global Financial Crisis In September 2008, the financial world fell in chaos. Banks were closed and businesses lost billions on the stock markets. But how did the world react to the downturn? responses to the global financial crisis • how the world acted to combat the economic downtur • global financial crisis • economic downturn • global recession
Soldiers Shot Dead in Northern Ireland On 7 March 2009, two British soldiers were shot dead in Northern Ireland, at an army base in Country Antrim. The RIRA gorup have claimed responsibility. soldiers shot dead in northern ireland • two die in attack by rira • rira • country antrim • terrorist attacks
The Barackmobile: Obama's Presidential Limo GM created a customized limo that is flashy enough for a parade, impressive enough for a world leader, and secure enough for the 21st century. barackmobile • obama's presidential car • cadillac one • secret service limo • gm presidential limo
The High Interest Rates on Credit Card Cheques Credit card cheques are a way of paying for goods when a credit card is not acceptable. However, consumers should be aware of the high interest rates that are charged. credit card cheques • increase credit card borrowing limits • cheaper debt • credit card fraud • section 75 protection
UK Traffic Fumes Highest in Europe The UK's levels of nitrogen dioxide emissions are nearly 2.5 times higher than the EU limit. London has to clean up its air quality in time for the next Summer Olympics. traffic pollution london olympics pollution • uk traffic fumes highest europe • eu greatest car polluters • pollution toxic threat 2012 olympics • european commission and poor air quality
A Biography of Tony Blair Tony Blair was one of Britain's most famous leaders. He came to power in 1997 and won three consecutive general elections. He stepped down in June 2007. a biography of tony blair • labour party • tony blair • new labour • cherie blair
A History of Modern Britain Andrew Marr's A History of Modern Britain is an excellent political history of Britain from the end of World War Two to Tony Blair stepping down as Prime Minister. andrew marr • a history of modern britain • a history of modern britain by andrew marr • a review of a history of modern britain • a review of a history of modern britain by andrew
British and Irish Lions Tour, South Africa 1974 In 1974, the British Lions left to tour South Africa in a storm of anti apartheid demonstrations and government condemnation. They returned as, 'The Invincibles'. 1974 british and irish lions tour to south africa • 1974 british lions the invincibles • lions 1974 rugby tour 99 call • british lions 1974 first test cape town • british lions 1974 second test pretoria
C.Eddowes:Fourth Victim of Jack the Ripper On the night of 29th September,1888 Catherine Eddowes became the fourth victim of Jack the Ripper. But who was she? Readers may find pictures and details distressing. c.eddowes • cathrine eddowes • the life of catherine eddowes • cath eddowes • jack the ripper's fourth victim
Consideration for Others By extending the field of consideration for others to encompass one global family, of which each person is a member, a better world will result. consideration for others • consideration of others • change of attitude to better the world • change of attitude to solve the crisis • global family
DVD Review – The Thick Of It, The Specials A well produced DVD package containing the special episodes of the BBC's award-winning comedy series let down slightly by some of the extra features. the thick of it: the specials dvd • review the thick of it specials • the thick of it specials bbc • thick of it dvd • the thick of it the rise of the nutters
How to be Successful The rules for how to be successful in today's world are different to those of yesterday. The rules of success have changed from competitive ones to cooperative ones. how to be successful • rules of success • success • be successful • how to be successful in life
Jamie Oliver – Chef Profile Jamie Oliver lept from school dropout to fame and fortune by age 24. Since then he has become one of Britain's most well-known and influential food activists. chef jamie oliver profile • jamie oliver naked chef • jamie oliver history • tv discovers jamie oliver • jamie oliver cooks for g20
Karzai's "Abhorrent" Law to Be Reviewed Pressured by the international community, Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai ordered the review of a new law that legalizes marital rape in the Shi'a minority. afghanistan law denies women's rights • afghanistan shi'a minority • afghanistan shi'a community • law legalises marital rape • afghan women
London Mayoral Election In 6 Days Ken Livingstone and Boris Johnson remain the front runners for the second job in British politics. Both may have to rely on secondary votes to secure victory on May 1st. london election 2008 • election 2008 • boris johnson for mayor • ken livingstone for mayor • brian paddick
Observing World Malaria Day Malaria affects millions of people each year. This article addresses the effort to raise awareness and to help eradicate malaria through a day of action on April 25th. observing world malaria day april 25 • world malaria day april 25 2008 • roll back malaria partnership • malaria eradication prevention • world health organization malaria
Tax Havens in The Channel Islands A promise from the G-20 to crack down on the shadowy world of secret business transactions and movement of money has brought scrutiny to the island of Jersey. jersey the channel islands tax haven • a tax haven jersey the channel islands • world tax havens • g-20 cracks down on tax havens • delaware tax haven
The Omid Djalili Show (BBC One) The first episode of Omid Djalili's new series has some funny routines but falls at certain points due to overdone jokes and a tired structure. the omid djalili show bbc one • omid djalili bbc • the omid djalili show comedy • omid djalili sketch show bbc • omid djalili show series 2 bbc
Three Month Suspension Over for Jonathan Ross In October 2008 the BBC was rocked by a drawn out media scandal. As the final chapter of 'Manuel-gate' is closed has the debacle taught anyone anything? jonathan ross • russell brand • manuelgate • bbc • ofcom
Tracey Emin Delivers Titian Petition In a bid to keep two Titian masterpieces in the UK, this week Tracey Emin delivered a petition to the government signed by Britain's top artists. tracey emin titian petition • contemporary artists titian petition • tracey emin petitions government • national galleries titian sale • emin hockney hirst freud petition
TV Review – Would I Lie To You? Rob Brydon takes over from Angus Deayton as host for the third series of the brilliant celebrity truth or lie panel show. tv review would i lie to you? • would i lie to you? bbc1 • would i lie to you? third series • would i lie to you bbc one • would i lie to you? rob brydon
What is the Best Age for a U.S. President? There are many qualities that a political leader should possess, but does age matter? To make a serious impact on the world is there an ideal age for a U. S. President? ages of u.s.presidents • age of president • youngest u s president • oldest u s president • american leader ages
Heather McCartney Tearful on TV A visibly shaken Heather Mills McCartney has spoken out during a TV chat that included surprising words about Paul and a campaign for truthful journalism. heather mills mccartney • ex-beatle • estranged wife • tearful interview • visibly shaken
Is the Royal Navy facing extinction? The Royal Air Force and the Royal Navy have an infamous mistrust of one another. Will the latest squabble over finance see the end of one of Britain's military services? british investment in military at an all time low • royal navy helicopters • royal air force • british aircraft carriers • british warships |
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