Finance Minister Likely Blair Successor
Associated Press
May. 10, 2007. 07:47 AM EST
Gordon Brown, Britain's long-standing Chancellor of the Exchequer, is widely seen as the favorite... More »
Gordon Brown, Britain's long-standing Chancellor of the Exchequer, is widely seen as the favorite to succeed Tony Blair as British Prime Minister. (May 10) « Less
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