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Brown brings in more 'outsiders'
Gordon Brown drafts more non-Labour figures into his team, including former Met chief Lord Stevens.
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The Brown story
The life and times of Britain's new prime minister Gordon Brown
Day in pictures
Tony Blair hands over prime minister's job to Gordon Brown
Nick Robinson
Who are Brown and Sarkozy both trying to woo?
BROWN TAKES OVER
Key moments in day of change
New faces in Brown's Cabinet
Gordon Brown speaks at No 10
Cartoonist on Blair-Brown era
BROWN'S LEADERSHIP
Brown: Profile of new PM
Challenges ahead for Brown
New political battle dawns
Darling named chancellor
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Tory MP defects to Labour
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Harman wins deputy leader race
Cameron praises Blair
Campbell thanks 'courteous' Blair
FEATURES
Historic handover: Hour-by-hour
In pictures: The Brown story
Miliband: A new world view?
Family ties in the new Cabinet
What's in Brown's in-tray?
Why did Tony Blair step down?
Websites respond to power shift
Brown's foreign policy
Johnson's health challenge
Timeline: Blair vs Brown
Who's who: Brown's inner circle
HAVE YOUR SAY
Gordon Brown should put the best interests of all the people in the UK first, and not the Labour Party or the rest of the world.
Llew G, Newbury, United Kingdom
THE BLAIR YEARS 1997-2007
Kershaw, Roberts and Seldon on how history will judge Blair
Blair appointed Middle East envoy
An uphill task for Blair?
Washington diary: Blair's ending
FEATURES, VIEWS, ANALYSIS
Very un-Commons
Extraordinary scenes as MPs give Blair emotional send-off
Fantasy, fantasy
Your choices for who does what in Gordon Brown's Cabinet
Brown's Britain
How the UK economy fared under Labour
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