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	A Crusade or Nothing: Brown and the Banks by Dr. Binoy Kampmark It is seen as punitive, a populist reaction. There is little doubt that some people in the City end of London will think so. But Gordon Brown’s government is intent on winning votes by ‘supertaxing’ banks, exercising
	Swiss cheese and the Lisbon Treaty by Thanos Kalamidas The British leader of the conservative party David Cameron with his usual pompous style imitating something between Winston Churchill, a cardinal and a clown announced that “never again” to powers being transferred from the UK to Bruss
	Labour expenses by Thanos Kalamidas Gordon Brown should never have been Prime minister and led the Labour Party, actually he should have never even been a minister or a chancellor. Gordon Brown would be perfect as one of the backbenchers in the parliament, the ones with all the expe

	Britain and the financial crisis: Exit Brown stage left? by Newropeans-Magazine Continental watchers of British politics have been surprised by the recent rehabilitation of the British Prime Minister. During the summer recess, the UK media had, after all, been alive with speculation that Gordon Brown woul
	Brown and out? The role of the Press in the British PM's woes by Newropeans-Magazine Those in mainland Europe who follow the British newspapers find a Labour government in sharp decline. Last year, in October 2007, Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s honeymoon ended abruptly when his media portrayal became sud
	Caption This! June 2008 by The Ovi Team It is simple. Look at this photo of Gordon Brown and Tony Blair and write a caption/speech bubble/thought bubble or anything else that captures your imagination.
	Rule Out Britannia by Clint Wayne It was with deep sadness and disgust that I learned this week of the demise of our historic symbol ‘Britannia’ as the Royal Mint announced that Gordon Brown’s last act before he left the Treasury, last year, was to personally app