Look back on a year under Brown
It’s been a year since Gordon Brown took over the reins from Tony Blair, and he’s had some tough challenges to face. Foot and mouth outbreaks, summer floods, the Northern Rock crisis and his dithering over the possibility of an October election have all conspired to make Brown a decidedly unpopular PM.
But how do you rate his performance over the last 12 months? Look back on Gordon’s first school term and write his end-of year report.
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billy from bow says:Sep 15, 00:33
a from b are you still there been trying to catch you
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a from b says:Sep 15, 00:03
alrite billy bow
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biilly from bow says:Sep 14, 23:54
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lucy from lulu says:Sep 14, 18:03
Billy from bow,was you bored?
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Brian from Diss says:Sep 13, 22:14
Coup anyone?
via Open Europe blog by Open Europe blog team on 13/09/08
Apparently, they mean business, according to Ben Brogan.
Amongst (many) other things, a new Labour leader might take a different attitude to the EU and in particular to the Treaty of Whateverit'snowcalled.
If Brown goes, might Jack Straw, who worked for Barbera Castle all those years ago, and worked for the "no" campaign in 1975, be the man for the job? Just a thought.
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