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Gordon Brown faces new 10p tax rebellion

by greg1usa | May 3, 2008 at 07:00 pm | 246 views | 2 comments

GORDON BROWN was warned last night that he faced a second election disasterunless he made further concessions in the row over the abolition of the 10pincome tax band.

In the wake of Labour’s worst local election performance in 40 years andBoris Johnson’s historic triumph in London, the prime minister has been toldthat he now faces Labour’s first by-election loss to the Conservatives for30 years.

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amyjudd

Gordon Brown should be worried I think.

greg1usa

It sure is looking that way,

The Labour Party have had a long run.

As Gordon Brown retired alone to an upstairs room at 10 Downing Street, at 1am on Friday, to watch the full horror of Labour's local election meltdown begin to unfold he could at least draw some comfort from the fact that he could go to sleep in a city run by a Labour mayor.

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May 3, 2008 at 07:00 pm by greg1usa, 246 views, 2 comments

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