Brown in plea for embryo research support
reuters.co.uk     18-May-2008            

LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Gordon Brown called on Sunday for members of parliament to support research using embryonic stem cells, including human-animal hybrid embryos, ahead of an important vote in parliament. The issue of embryonic cell research has divided Brown's government -- some... [read full story]                    


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Andrew Rawnsley on Gordon Brown

libdemblogs.co.uk     4 hrs ago          

From The Observer: A Prime Minister cannot be on perpetual probation. That is a recipe for the government to carry on fragmenting, for his reputation to continue to disintegrate and for the Conservatives to cement their...                    

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Labour '2-0 down to Conservatives'

jpress.co.uk     16 hrs ago   3 related          

Labour is "two-nil down" to the Conservatives in the race for the next General Election, one of Prime Minister Gordon Brown's closest allies has admitted. But Schools Secretary Ed Balls insisted there was "still a lot to...                    

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Gordon Brown policies 'piling up budget deficit'

telegraph.co.uk     18 hrs ago          

By Edmund Conway, Economics Editor Gordon Brown has left the public finances heading for a budget deficit almost as large as the one that triggered the 1970s International Monetary Fund bail-out, financiers have warned....                    

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Andrew Rawnsley: Labour despairs of Brown, but there is no sign of a Brutus

guardian.co.uk     18 hrs ago   16 related          

The party can neither make a collective decision to get rid of the beleaguered Prime Minister, nor to rally round him A fortnight tomorrow, Gordon Brown will make his leader's speech to the Labour party, the conference...                    

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