Gordon Brown government

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The Gordon Brown government was the UK Labour administration led by Prime Minister Gordon Brown from 2007 to 2010, noted for its handling of the global financial crisis and various domestic reforms.

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Government of Gordon Brown 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf UK government
ministry
chancellorOfTheExchequer Alistair Darling NERFINISHED
chiefWhip Geoff Hoon NERFINISHED
Nick Brown NERFINISHED
coalitionStatus single-party government
country United Kingdom
defenceSecretary Bob Ainsworth NERFINISHED
Des Browne NERFINISHED
John Hutton NERFINISHED
deputyLeaderOfGoverningParty Harriet Harman NERFINISHED
domesticIssue Parliamentary expenses scandal NERFINISHED
economicPolicy support for Bank of England quantitative easing
educationPolicy expansion of academies programme
electionDefeat 2010 United Kingdom general election
endDate 2010-05-11
followedBy Cameron–Clegg coalition NERFINISHED
foreignPolicyEvent continued UK military involvement in Afghanistan
continued UK military involvement in Iraq until 2009
ratification of the Lisbon Treaty
foreignSecretary David Miliband NERFINISHED
handledEvent global financial crisis of 2007–2008
headedByOffice Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
healthPolicy continued investment in NHS and waiting time targets
homeSecretary Alan Johnson NERFINISHED
Jacqui Smith NERFINISHED
implementedPolicy bank recapitalisation programme 2008
fiscal stimulus measures 2008–2009
temporary VAT cut to 15% in 2008
inOfficeDuring 2008 G20 Washington summit NERFINISHED
2009 G20 London summit NERFINISHED
introducedLegislation Apprenticeships, Skills, Children and Learning Act 2009 NERFINISHED
Banking Act 2009 NERFINISHED
Child Poverty Act 2010 NERFINISHED
Climate Change Act 2008 NERFINISHED
Constitutional Reform and Governance Act 2010 NERFINISHED
Digital Economy Act 2010 NERFINISHED
Equality Act 2010 NERFINISHED
ledBy Gordon Brown NERFINISHED
legislatureStatus majority government
monarchDuringTerm Elizabeth II NERFINISHED
oversawReform House of Lords reform measures
constitutional reform proposals including possible electoral reform referendum
parliamentaryTerm 54th Parliament of the United Kingdom NERFINISHED
politicalParty Labour Party NERFINISHED
precededBy Second Blair ministry NERFINISHED
reasonForEnd loss of majority and resignation of Gordon Brown as Prime Minister
startDate 2007-06-27

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DIUS formedBy Gordon Brown government
subject surface form: Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills
Ed Balls servedInGovernmentOf Gordon Brown government
this entity surface form: Government of Gordon Brown
Liam Byrne servedInGovernmentOf Gordon Brown government
this entity surface form: Government of Gordon Brown