Brown endures bombardment by biography
                   
scotsman.com     12-May-2008            

GORDON Brown will this week attempt to stage a political fight-back after another bruising weekend which saw him beset by attacks from all sides. ... From unflattering accounts in the latest raft of political memoirs to opinion poll warnings that Labour is heading for a... [read full story]                    


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Brown Backs Fiscal Autonomy

libdemblogs.co.uk     2 hrs ago          

It was a bold not tim'rous beastie that faced the Scottish CBI yesterday in Glasgow. The Prime Minister referring to the Calman Commission said: "The Scottish Parliament is wholly accountable for the budget it spends,...                    

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Inside Westminster: All to play for as party conference season kicks off again

scotsman.com     8 hrs ago          

Published Date: 05 September 2008 THIS week, the main question on the lips of political journalists has not been: "Will the Prime Minister survive?" We all know the answer to that. Rather, the major talking point has been...                    

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Q&A: Christina McKelvie

scotsman.com     8 hrs ago          

The SNP politician is among a shrinking group of female MSPs, according to a report in The Scotsman yesterday that highlighted the slow progress being made towards gender equality in Scotland's top jobs. Why do you think...                    

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Improve or face cabinet demand for resignation, Charles Clarke tells PM

guardian.co.uk     9 hrs ago   55 related          

Gordon Brown has just months to improve his performance or face a cabinet demand to resign with honour, the former cabinet minister, Charles Clarke, claimed yesterday. In a brutally frank insight into Labour's plight, he...                    

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