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THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER

Gordon Brown has been a guiding force for Britain and the world over three decades. This is his candid, poignant and deeply relevant story.
In describing his upbringing in Scotland as the son of a minister, the near loss of his eyesight as a student and the death of his daughter within days of her birth, he shares the passionately held principles that have shaped and driven him, reminding us that politics can and should be a calling to serve.

He explains how as Chancellor he equipped Britain for a globalised economy while swimming against the neoliberal tide and shows what more must be done to halt rising inequality. In his behind-the-scenes account of the financial crisis and his leading role in saving the world economy from collapse, he addresses the question of who was to blame for the crash and why its causes and consequences still beset us.

From the invasion of Iraq to the tragedy of...

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My Life, Our Times
CHAPTER 19 BATTLES FOR BRITAIN Yes because the referendum question was Should - photo 1
CHAPTER 19: BATTLES FOR BRITAIN
Yes because the referendum question was Should Scotland be an independent country?
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Aged around four with my mother and big brother John Wearing my - photo 7
. Aged around four with my mother and big brother John.
Wearing my Kirkcaldy High School rugby shirt before the game where I got - photo 8
. Wearing my Kirkcaldy High School rugby shirt before the game where I got injured, resulting some time later in the loss of sight in my left eye.
My father holding the book of his sermons that my brothers John and Andrew - photo 9
. My father holding the book of his sermons that my brothers John and Andrew and I had published for his 80th birthday.
As a young MP with my friend and former boss Labour leader Neil Kinnock at - photo 10
. As a young MP with my friend (and former boss) Labour leader Neil Kinnock at a 1989 press conference.
With three great figures of Labour politics left to right Robin Cook - photo 11
. With three great figures of Labour politics (left to right) Robin Cook, Donald Dewar and John Smith in the 1992 general election campaign with Stirling candidate Catherine Phillips. This seat was won from the Tories in 1997 by Anne McGuire.
On Budget Day 1997 with the new Budget Box and the Rosyth apprentices who had - photo 12
. On Budget Day 1997 with the new Budget Box and the Rosyth apprentices who had made it for me.
At work on a budget speech in the Treasury with Beth Russell Ed Balls and Ed - photo 13
. At work on a budget speech in the Treasury with Beth Russell, Ed Balls and Ed Miliband and US political advisor and strategist Bob Shrum.
Filming the 2001 general election party political broadcast with Tony Blair - photo 14
. Filming the 2001 general election party political broadcast with Tony Blair.
My wedding to Sarah at home in North Queensferry on 3 August 2000 Staff - photo 15
. My wedding to Sarah at home in North Queensferry on 3 August 2000.
Staff Christmas party in the No 11 flat sometime after entering government - photo 16
. Staff Christmas party in the No. 11 flat sometime after entering government.
Back Row (left to right): Ian Austin MP, Spencer Livermore (now Lord Livermore), Sue Nye (now Baroness Nye of Lambeth), me, Carole Bird, Anita Ralli, Rt Hon Ed Miliband MP, Shriti Vadera (obscured), Cathy Koester. Front Row: Jonathan Ashworth MP, Ed Balls (in the Santa suit), Nicola Murphy, Damian McBride, Matt Cavanagh.
In the No 10 flat with Sue Nye the budget box and my son John then two in - photo 17
. In the No. 10 flat with Sue Nye, the budget box and my son John, then two, in 2006.
With football icon and lifelong Labour Party supporter Sir Alex Ferguson at a - photo 18
. With football icon and lifelong Labour Party supporter Sir Alex Ferguson at a Co-op event.
With the real Santa Claus actor and director Richard Attenborough Lord - photo 19
. With the real Santa Claus, actor and director Richard Attenborough (Lord Attenborough) at a No. 11 childrens charity Christmas party.
With Senator Ted Kennedy at the Kennedy compound on holiday in Hyannis Port - photo 20
. With Senator Ted Kennedy at the Kennedy compound on holiday in Hyannis Port, Cape Cod, in 2000.
With Afghanistans President Karzai meeting British and Afghan troops at - photo 21
. With Afghanistans President Karzai meeting British and Afghan troops at Kandahar Airbase.
Enjoying the British wins at the 2008 Beijing Olympics with footballing - photo 22
. Enjoying the British wins at the 2008 Beijing Olympics with footballing legend Pel.
Our official joint photograph taken by Tom Miller who also took my picture - photo 23
. Our official joint photograph taken by Tom Miller, who also took my picture that hangs on the No. 10 staircase today.
In the No 10 Cabinet Room with John and Fraser in 2008 The official - photo 24
. In the No. 10 Cabinet Room with John and Fraser in 2008.
The official Leaders photograph taken at the G20 London Summit for Stability - photo 25
. The official Leaders photograph taken at the G20 London Summit for Stability, Growth and Jobs in 2009.
In South Africa with Nelson Mandela and Graa Machel A photograph with - photo 26
. In South Africa with Nelson Mandela and Graa Machel.
A photograph with HM Queen Elizabeth II taken at Buckingham Palace at the - photo 27
. A photograph with HM Queen Elizabeth II taken at Buckingham Palace at the time of the G20 London Summit, April 2009.
In discussion with 44th US President Barack Obama at the London G20 - photo 28
. In discussion with 44th US President Barack Obama at the London G20.
Talking to Nancy Pelosi then Leader of the House of Representatives - photo 29
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