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Gordon Brown’s Labour Party, of course, paid a high political price for allowing the perception to be created that his much-touted commitment to “prudence” was only skin-deep. And the fate of Greece, which for some ten years has endured the longest recession ever to hit an advanced capitalist economy, provides another salutary lesson. More @Wikipedia
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- Guarding the public finances: the power of fiscal rulesGordon Brown’s Labour Party, of course, paid a high political price for allowing the perception to be created that his much-touted commitment to “prudence” was only skin-deep. And the fate of Greece, which for some ten years has endured the longest recession ever to hit an advanced capitalist economy, provides another salutary lesson.
- Rishi Sunak’s reorganisation: history shows creating government ...Gordon Brown set up the Department of Energy and Climate Change in 2008, which lasted until 2016 when May dissolved it. Neither Heath nor Brown reaped any electoral benefit from their signalled commitment to energy issues, and the same may well be true for Sunak.
- Ex-UK PM Gordon Brown calls for global government to tackle coronavirus ...Former UK prime minister Gordon Brown has urged world leaders to create a temporary form of global government to deal with the coronavirus crisis. Brown said the proposed global taskforce should oversee and support the development of a vaccine and the production and distribution of medical equipment, and help to deal with the economic fallout ...
- Leading Questions Live: How to make government work in the age of ...Gus O’Donnell served Prime Ministers Tony Blair, Gordon Brown and David Cameron as Cabinet Secretary and Head of Civil Service from 2005 to 2011. He stood down from this position at the end of 2011 and was appointed to the House of Lords in January 2012.
- UK to merge aid and diplomacy departments - Global Government ForumMeanwhile Douglas Alexander, who served as international development secretary under Labour’s Gordon Brown, said absorbing DfID into the FCO would be “an act of national self-harm that would hurt both the UK’s global standing and our efforts to assist the world’s poorest people amidst a global pandemic”.
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