Rupert Murdoch tells the Leveson Inquiry former Prime Minister Gordon Brown was not in “a balanced state of mind” when he “declared war” on News Corporation.

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Brown ‘pledged war with Murdoch’

Former Information Commissioner Richard Thomas criticised prime ministers Gordon Brown and David Cameron for failing to tackle data theft.

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Ex-watchdog rebukes politicians

Former Information Commissioner Richard Thomas criticised prime ministers Gordon Brown and David Cameron for failing to tackle data theft.

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Ex-watchdog rebukes politicians

Ed Balls has denied there was a plot by Gordon Brown and his supporters to oust Tony Blair as Prime Minister in the months after the 2005 general election.

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David Cameron, Nick Clegg and Gordon Brown were accused by a judge of taking part in a “pre-election frenzy” which jeopardised expenses trials.

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Expenses judge slams party chiefs

Gordon Brown says he is not in South Africa to “pitch for a job” at the International Monetary Fund and the next chief must be ‘appointed on merit’.

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Brown: Trip is not IMF job pitch

Labour’s former City minister Lord Myners says the time is not “right” for Gordon Brown to run for head of the IMF.

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‘Time not right’ for Brown at IMF

Gillian Duffy – the Rochdale pensioner called “bigoted” by Gordon Brown – has confronted Nick Clegg over the coalition’s policies.

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Clegg ambushed by Brown’s ‘bigot row woman’

The wife of former Prime Minister Gordon Brown says her husband was “misunderstood” in newspaper extracts, ahead of the publication of her memoirs.

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Sarah Brown tells of ‘surreal’ life at No 10

Former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown wrote to the police last summer to ask if his voice mail had been hacked into, a source close with the situation told CNN Sunday.

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Source: UK leader feared he was hacked

Ex-PM Gordon Brown asked police if his phone was hacked, it is confirmed – days after former editor Andy Coulson resigned as No 10 spokesman amid claims of hacking at his old paper.

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Brown asked police about hacking

Government cuts will leave Britain with worse youth unemployment problems than the 1980s, former Prime Minister Gordon Brown warns.

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Brown airs youth joblessness fear

Former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown tells the BBC he fears the euro will face a moment of reckoning in the new year.

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Brown warns of euro ‘high noon’

Gordon Brown says he was prepared to quit as Chancellor in 1997 if Labour decided to join the single currency.

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Brown: I’d have quit over euro

The rush to slash spending may be seen in future as one of the “great misjudgements of history”, former Prime Minister Gordon Brown warns.

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Brown ‘cuts misjudgement’ warning