British Prime Minister Gordon Brown says he would not rule out the possibility of military action against Iran. However, Brown today said he believes that sanctions can still persuade Iran to stop its sensitive nuclear work.

New Prime Minister Gordon Brown's Labour Party has its biggest opinion poll lead for nearly two years, according to the latest survey which raises the prospect of a snap general election.

Rosagy the British musician has recorded a cover version of the Nimal Mendis song for autism, 'Open Every Door.' The song will be available for download from Tuesday 17th July 2007.

Gordon Brown says there may be better ways for econmic regeneration, breathing new life in cities.

Tony Blair's decade in power ends Wednesday after facing questions in Parliament and having a last lunch at No. 10 Downing St. before Gordon Brown takes command of government.

The head of the Autism Awareness Campaign UK, Ivan Corea has urged the Prime Minister-in-Waiting, Gordon Brown (Chancellor of the Exchequer) to tackle the issues concerning autism when he takes over as Prime Minister on 27th June. There are 587,900 people with autism in the United Kingdom. Many still suffer as a result of the postcode lottery to education, health, specialist speech therapy and respite care.

The TUC has told Gordon Brown today (Friday) that the Government needs a fresh start on public services if it is to win the support of public servants for reform and service improvement and reverse the 'crisis of commitment and morale' caused by deferred pay rises, cuts and ill thought through reform that is 'done to public servants, rather than with them'.

Tony Blair said Wednesday that he would handle negotiations at next month's European summit and declined to say if his successor would be part of Britain delegation. The EU stalled constitution will be among subjects.

Britons can expect a new style of government when Gordon Brown takes over from Prime Minister Tony Blair next month. That is the promise Mr. Brown has made to a country eager to see government trust rebuilt.

British Finance Minister Gordon Brown is now assured of becoming the next prime minister after his only challenger for the Labour Party leadership dropped out of the race. As of Wednesday, Brown received 307 nominations for party chief while left wing lawmaker John McDonnell had 29.

In London, Finance Minister Gordon Brown has launched his bid to lead the British government after Prime Minister Tony Blair steps down next month. Mr. Blair, who also will resign as leader of the ruling Labor Party on June 27, said Friday he is delighted to support Brown's candidacy to succeed him at the end of June.

The company of Gordon Brown, treasury chief, was launched on Friday. Brown is to become next premier and win back voters, who are disappointed after a decade of Labour Party rule.