Gordon Brown

That book's success derived in part from Campbell's ability to make Blair, Gordon Brown, George W. Bush, Vladimir Putin and others seem less like pasteboard leaders and more like living, breathing (and frequently cursing) human beings.

In this article: Alastair Campbell, All in the Mind, The Blair Years, Tony Blair, Kosovan, Vladimir Putin, George W. Bush, and James Carville

...stunt, has not once been captured on camera jogging. David Cameron, pictured jogging during the Tory conference, does at least look a good deal more comfortable than Gordon Brown. Even so, your immediate reaction is: 'David, please, no...

In this article: Nicolas Sarkozy, David Cameron, Boris Johnson, George Bush, London, and Inflation

...Jr. or Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton. Gen. Jones will stand alongside Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and British Prime Minister Gordon Brown. Anyone want to play "who doesn't belong in this...

In this article: United States, James L. Jones, White House, Poland, World War II, Hillary Rodham Clinton, and Tin

...the edge of exercise addiction and burn-out. But most voters seem to view it differently: Brown is expected to lose the next election to a man whose principal political accessory is a bicycle. Whether Blair haters like it or not, the new...

In this article: Tony Blair, Vladimir Putin, Alastair Campbell, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, David Cameron, EU, Jean-Claude Juncker, and Nicolas Sarkozy

...Mr. Chavez, Russia's Mr. Putin and North Korea's Kim Jong-il have any real fear of Mr. Obama, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, French President Nicolas Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel? Do we have any reason for real...

In this article: Vladimir Putin, Barack Obama, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Adolf Hitler, Hugo Chavez, Tojo, Benito Mussolini, Josef Stalin, Neville Chamberlain, and Margaret Thatcher

...avoided Vladimir Putin, now Russia's prime minister, and allowed bilateral ties to "ossify". Brown and Putin have not met during Brown's premiership. In the wake of Litvinenko's murder Britain tightened its visa regime for top-ranking Kremlin...

In this article: David Miliband, Russia, Alexander Litvinenko, Sergei Lavrov, Moscow, Dmitry Medvedev, Britain, and Andre Arshavin

...was only temporary. Mr Putin said that swapping places with Mr Medvedev again was no more sinister than the Labour leadership agreement in 2007, when Gordon Brown took over power from Tony Blair without election. Taking turns: Russian...

In this article: Vladimir Putin, Dmitry Medvedev, Moscow, United States, Russia, United Russia, Eurasia, and Labour

...include Barack Obama, Michelle Obama, George Bush, Hillary Clinton, Tim Geithner, Sarah Palin, Gordon Brown, Asif Ali Zardari, Ashfaq Kayani, Dalai Lama, Vladimir Putin, Hu Jintao, Ben Bernanke, Tony Blair and Angela Merkel. Besides,...

In this article: Indra Nooyi, Dalai Lama, Reliance Industries, Carlos Slim Helu, Tim Geithner, and Michael Phelps

...leader to stay in power until 2024. The prime minister yesterday insisted that swapping places with Dimitri Medvedev, the President, was no more sinister than when Gordon Brown took Tony Blair's job. Mr Putin, who turns 57 next month,...

In this article: Vladimir Putin, Dimitri Medvedev, Anatol Lieven, Russia, King's College London, Ukraine, Tony Blair, and London