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...cond-placed in terms of number of seats in Parliament. By contrast, when [[Gordon Brown]] stepped down as Prime Minister, he did not become Leader of the Oppositio

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...ominating [[marijuana]] as his luxury item; and Lawley's discussion with [[Gordon Brown]] (now [[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom|UK

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...and [[2005 United Kingdom general election|2005]], and was succeeded by [[Gordon Brown]] in 2007. After thirteen years in power, the party lost the [[2010 United [[Gordon Brown]] and [[Tony Blair]] joined the Parliamentary Labour party in 1983, and mov

Tony Blair and [[Gordon Brown]] discuss the leadership election at a private meeting at the ''Granita'' r Gordon Brown announces his support for Tony Blair's candidature.

...in the introduction, I feel. I also removed the bit about handing over to Gordon Brown - I don't think this is so relevant in the introduction for an article abou ...tive account of that aspect of Tony Blair's political carreer (and that of Gordon Brown). The timelines reference to the meeting at the Granita restaurant will nee

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Neil Kinnock's Director of Communications. Originator with Tony Blair and Gordon Brown of "New Labour". Labour MP and Cabinet Minister. Author ''The Third Man' ...by Neil Kinnock, although more cautiously than advocated by Tony Blair and Gordon Brown.

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...r ministers have suggested that decision-making is centered around him and Gordon Brown, and the Cabinet is no longer used for decision making.<ref>Chapter 12 Blai ===Proposed changes by Gordon Brown to change the powers of the office===

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