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Gordon Brown hosts a Cabinet meeting with a difference to highlight the Government’s new ten-year youth strategy.
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Gordon Brown:
Good to see you all. Have you made all your decisions yet?
Good to see you. Nice to meet you. How are you doing?
Wilf Petheridge:
This is really exciting. I’m really proud [...]

31 July 2007
Gordon Brown has called for a "new global alliance" to push ahead with the Millennium Development Goals and meet the commitments made by world leaders seven years ago.
Speaking at the United Nations headquarters in New York after a meeting with UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, Mr Brown talked about the "historic declaration" that [...]

30 July 2007
The PM and President Bush have promised to continue to work closely together, agreeing that the relationship between the UK and US is the strongest bilateral affiliation for both countries.

UK and US pledge to continue "special relationship"

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President Bush:
Welcome. Frankly it is good to have you here. So everybody is wondering [...]

31 July 2007
Speaking at the United Nations headquarters in New York, the PM said that "today is an important decision day for Darfur – and for change".

"Time for change" for Darfur says PM

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It is a pleasure to be here in New York today.
Coming here six years after September 11th I [...]

31 July 2007
The UK and France, with US support, have agreed and tabled a UN Security Council resolution that could see peacekeeping troops deployed in Darfur by October.
Speaking at the United Nations headquarters in New York, the PM said that "today is an important decision day for Darfur – and for change".
Mr Brown said [...]

31 July 2007
Gordon Brown will deliver a speech at the United Nations headquarters in New York later today, where he is expected to talk about the fight against Aids and poverty.
He is likely to focus on encouraging world leaders to keep the Millennium Promises they made seven years ago to try to reduce world poverty.
Mr [...]

30 July 2007
Gordon Brown has said that the UK still has work to do in Iraq before British troops can leave the country, but that progress is being made.
Speaking during a press conference at the presidential retreat, Camp David, Mr Brown said that the UK still had "duties to discharge" to support both the elected [...]

30 July 2007
The PM and President Bush have promised to continue to work closely together, agreeing that the relationship between the UK and US is the strongest bilateral affiliation for both countries.
Speaking at a press conference at Camp David, Mr Brown said that is was "very important" that Britain and America have shared values and [...]