In a press conference after the plenary session the British PM Gordon Brown read the communique of the G-20 leaders where the heads of the states have agreed to make six pledges to improve the world economy and emerge a "new world order."

The Prime Minister of UK Gordon Brown replies to The Pope's letter saying the rich countries must keep the promise to the poor.

Leaders meeting in London must supply the 'oxygen of confidence' to today's global economy and devise global rules for finance rooted in shared global values, Prime Minister said in a speech in St Paul's Cathedral. He was speaking as a BBC poll found broad support for reform of the international economic system. Meanwhile British religious leaders issued a joint communiqué urging the G20 not to forget their commitments to the world's poorest people.

Leaders attending the G20 summit in London on Thursday hope to agree to measures that will help create jobs, stimulate business and bolster the economy, the PM has said.

Waking up wearing the clothes worn when entering the hotel room made No10 admin realise that the previous 48 hours had been fairly draining. Luckily there was just enough time to get showered and suited for departure to Chile.

Speaking in Brasília at a joint press conference with U.K. prime minister Gordon Brown, Brazil's president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva blamed the global economic crisis on white people.

Europe and the world must resist protectionism during the global economic downturn, the PM and EU Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso said during a joint press conference at Downing Street today.

Charles Moore of the Telegraph criticises the leadership of Gordon Brown, Britain's Prime Minister, and the consensus of expert opinion that has so greatly damaged the UK's economy.

The Prime Minister of the Great Britain and EU leaders will convene in Brussels today for an informal EU Council meeting on the global economic crisis. Gordon Brown will also brief leaders on the preparations for the forthcoming G20 Summit, which will take place in London on 02 April 2009.

The UK Government will invest more money in scientific research “than at any time in the country’s history”, the Prime Minister has said.

UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown has praised the commitment to a 21st century healthcare service and the introduction of more choice for patients through the signing of a new NHS Constitution.