Thomson Reuters Newsmaker with Gordon Brown
Live coverage of the Prime Minister's speech on the UK economy
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Just weeks before the country goes to the polls, Prime Minister Gordon Brown will be joining us on Wednesday, March 10, for a Thomson Reuters Newsmaker, during which he will give a speech on the UK economy ahead of the general election.
We will post minute-by-minute updates during the event and stream the PM's speech live to this blog. Send us your thoughts and comments throughout and let us know what you think of what Brown has to say.
Live coverage of the event will start at 0830 GMT. -

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Brown will set out his views on how he thinks the recovery of the UK economy can be assured and stress that now is not the time to change course as he prepares for the election, expected on May 6. "We are at a turning point, a crossroads, for our domestic economic recovery -- and for the global economic governance that will shape the next decades for us and our children, and for families and children all across the world." uk.reuters.com -

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