gordon brown was the prime minister in the uk from 27 june 2007 - 11 may 2010.
gordon brown was the prime minister in the uk from 27 june 2007 - 11 may 2010.
who was the prime minister in the uk from 27 june 2007 - 11 may 2010?
gordon brown
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the premiership of gordon brown began on 27 june 2007 when brown accepted the queen's invitation to form a government, replacing tony blair as the prime minister of the united kingdom. it ended with his resignation as prime minister on 11 may 2010. while serving as prime minister, brown also served as the first lord of the treasury, the minister for the civil service and the leader of the labour party. he was succeeded as prime minister by david cameron after the 2010 general election.
premiership of gordon brown
bullet::::- ian austin, 6 october – 11 may 2010









































bullet::::5. north west









































bullet::::- phil woolas, 28 june 2007 – 11 may 2010









































bullet::::6. north east









































bullet::::- nick brown, 28 june 2007 – 11 may 2010









































bullet::::7. yorkshire and the humber









































bullet::::- caroline flint, 28 june 2007 – 24 january 2008









































bullet::::- rosie winterton, 24 january 2008 – 11 may 2010









































bullet::::8. east midlands









































bullet::::- gillian merron, 28 june 2007 – 24 january 2008









































bullet::::- phil hope, 24 january 2008 – 11 may 2010









































bullet::::9. east









































bullet::::- barbara follett, 28 june 2007 – 11 may 2010









































section::::developments since 2010.
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