Gordon Brown welcomed fellow European leaders to Downing Street this evening to discuss global economic reform.

Pakistan's President Pervez Musharraf and British Prime Minister Gordon Brown have opened talks in London as opponents of the Pakistani leader demonstrate nearby.

Reflecting on the events of the Holocaust, the Prime Minister has said that "Never again" must be made a reality and not just a slogan.

The PM has outlined his ideas to use the current global financial turbulence as an opportunity to reform and strengthen the world economy.

Gordon Brown has called for private sector and third sector organisations to join with governments in order to make progress on poverty, education and health issues in the developing world.

Gordon Brown today explained the Government's decision to stage pay rises for public sector workers such as police and nurses as an important part of controlling inflation and protecting the economy from volatility.

The Prime Minister has spoken of the "new and deepening relationship" between the UK and India at the conclusion of his two-day visit to the country.

Gordon Brown has welcomed Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad to Downing Street.

The Sri Lankan cultural showcase, 'We Children of the Pearl' was a smash hit in London. The cultural show was organised by the Sri Lankan High Commission in partnership with the Sri Lankan Community in the United Kingdom. Thewhole aim of 'We, Children of the Pearl' was to promote unity in diversity. The event was held at the Imperial College in London on Saturday 15th December 2007.

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has confirmed he will not attend next month's European Union-Africa summit if Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe is there.

Britain's Prime Minister Gordon Brown hopes that raising Britain's already ambitious targets for cutting carbon emissions will push the nation to the forefront of global efforts to tackle climate change.

As Britain’s terrorism minister warned of a 30-year battle against extremists, Premier Gordon Brown unveiled plans Wednesday to tighten defenses against car bombs at British airports and rail stations.