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(12 votes, average: 4.17 out of 10)
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Born in 1951, Gordon Brown is the second of three sons. He grew up in the town of Kirkcaldy, an industrial centre famed for its linoleum and mining industries. As Mr Brown was growing up, it was a town undergoing major change, with rising unemployment and desperate poverty. Read the rest of his bio from 10 Downing Street
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Gordon is not doing much of anything! Has not made a right move yet. I wonder if he is being undermined by his own party.