Blair and Brown back in harness
Press Review 26 February 2004
Relations between Tony Blair and Gordon Brown are once again harmonious, reports the Times.
Fees vote reignites leadership speculation
News Article 26 January 2004
Downing Street has denied that the chancellor is using the top-up fees issue to further his leadership prospects.
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Brown 'to be PM in 2007'
Press Review 14 January 2004
Dick Morris - Former adviser to President Clinton
Interview 19 December 2003
Dick Morris, former adviser to President Clinton, talks to ePolitix.com.
Brown could lose for Labour, says former Clinton adviser
News Article 19 December 2003
Popular with his party but less so with the country, Gordon Brown might not win an election as prime minister, a key former adviser to President Clinton has said.
Blair and Brown unite on top-up fees
News Article 7 December 2003
Tony Blair and Gordon Brown have united behind the government's plans to introduce university top-up fees.
Feud must end says former minister
News Article 11 November 2003
A former minister with close links to Tony Blair has called for an end to the feud between the prime minister and the chancellor.
Senior MP calls for halt to Labour feuding
Press Review 11 November 2003
Child trust funds 'divide the Cabinet'
Press Review 10 November 2003
Blair-Brown row 'completely overblown'
News Article 9 November 2003
Claims of a deteriorating relationship between the prime minister and his chancellor have been dismissed as "completely overblown" by Alastair Campbell.
Brown reveals split with PM
Press Review 7 November 2003
Labour seeks to end fresh Blair-Brown rift
News Article 7 November 2003
Senior Labour figures have sought to halt the fresh round of feuding between Tony Blair, Gordon Brown and their supporters.
Latest Blair-Brown rifts go public
Press Review 6 November 2003
No rift over NEC insist No 10
News Article 6 November 2003
The relationship between Tony Blair and Gordon Brown "remains strong", Downing Street has claimed. The prime minister's official spokesman denied fresh claims of a rift between Tony Blair and Gordon
