Gordon Brown's speech: reaction from the blogs
                   
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23-Sep-2008 362 related
        

Matthew d'Ancona, editor of the Spectator, on the magazine's Coffee House blog Cheesy, vacuous, and occasionally brilliant, this was indeed the speech of Gordon Brown's life ... This was the product of desperation, its tactics a measure of how bad things have got and how far the PM is willing to go to cling to power. From the appearance of Sarah Brown, Michelle Obama-style, to the implicit dig at [David] Cameron... [read full story]                    

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