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Poll shows little sign voters will reward Brown for ending recession
A Channel 4 News/ICM poll shows little sign voters will credit Gordon Brown with getting the country out of recession when it comes to the general election.
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A Channel 4 News/ICM poll shows little sign voters will credit Gordon Brown with getting the country out of recession when it comes to the general election.
Any real chance of today’s DfID and Treasury witnesses getting onto the news bulletins was pretty much scuppered by the news Gordon Brown would appear before the inquiry.
The Iraq inquiry blogger looks back on Sir John Chilcot’s previous statements about when Gordon Brown would give evidence to the Iraq inqury.
Political editor Gary Gibbon reflects on Alastair Campbell’s first round of evidence at the Iraq war inquiry.
Political editor Gary Gibbon reflects on Alastair Campbell’s first round of evidence at the Iraq war inquiry.
It’s a well-attended PLP meeting – MPs are struggling to get into the committee room. Gordon Brown is up first. His trio of election strategists – Peter Mandelson, Douglas Alexander and Harriet Harman – then speak. Charles Clarke has gone in to take his medicine.
The Prime Minister was all smiles with Peter Mandelson at the London launch of the economic growth strategy, this afternoon. But yesterday, after a phone call around 8am, the two didn’t speak again. All day. Wasn’t Peter Mandelson meant to be the key strategist, right-hand man, Deputy Prime Minister in all but name? Yesterday morning’s…
Foreign Secretary David Miliband has decided to give a slightly more explicit message of support than the mealy-mouthed evasion he managed after seven hours thought, last night.
On the day Gordon Brown appears to have headed off a leadership challenge, Faisal Islam predicts that a batch of good economic statistics could mean a 25 March general electioni
Alistair Darling comes out in favour of Gordon Brown, though I hear Jack Straw and Harriet Harman may currently be in No. 10 and they still haven’t done the supportive TV statements that some thought were coming some time ago.
Brown leadership challenge: would Geoff Hoon really fire off just one shot without choreographing a second one, blogs Gary Gibbon.
Phones ran hot between backbench MPs, junior ministers and at least two Cabinet members, it is claimed, over the Christmas break about how to bring the PM down.
Gordon Brown strikes out against the Tories; my money is still on a May 6 2010 general election.
Gordon Brown is about to lecture on efficiency in government, just one day beforee the pre-budget report goes to the printers.
So more than one family has had an extended delay before receiving a letter of condolence from the prime minister and he is in for another round of attacks on this. We should get more details on this soon. Interestingly, when I was talking around yesterday to Brown aides and Labour MPs about the PM’s…