Gordon Brown for Britain For a fairer future — Labour, led by experience

Gordon Brown for Britain

For a fairer future — Labour, led by experience

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The Pledge That Halved Child Poverty — and the Argument Labour Must Now Finish
Scottish Politics

The Pledge That Halved Child Poverty — and the Argument Labour Must Now Finish

In 1999, Labour promised to end child poverty within a generation — and came closer than any government before or since. With the two-child cap still in force, the question is whether to rebuild the old machinery or design something bolder.
From the Fife Coast to the Crash: The Making of a Conviction Politician
Economic Policy

From the Fife Coast to the Crash: The Making of a Conviction Politician

Seven moments in Gordon Brown's life reveal a politician forged by hardship, principle and an unshakeable belief in the power of government. What should today's Labour generation take from that journey?
Five Rules of the Treasury: What Brown's Decade at No. 11 Still Teaches a Cost-of-Living Britain
Economic Policy

Five Rules of the Treasury: What Brown's Decade at No. 11 Still Teaches a Cost-of-Living Britain

As families across Britain continue to grapple with rising bills and squeezed wages, it is worth returning to the economic architecture Gordon Brown built during his decade at the Treasury. These five enduring principles offer a blueprint the present Government would be wise to study.
The Kirkcaldy Testament: Can Patriotic Britishness Win Scotland Back for Labour?
Scottish Politics

The Kirkcaldy Testament: Can Patriotic Britishness Win Scotland Back for Labour?

From the stage of a Kirkcaldy football stadium in 2014 to the campaign trails of today, Gordon Brown has remained Labour's most distinctive voice on the union question. This feature examines whether his brand of pragmatic, patriotic Britishness can rebuild trust among Scottish voters.