Faces likely to slug it out in leadership race

GORDON BROWN said during the general election campaign: “If I couldn’t make a difference any more, then I would go off and do something else.”

Faces likely to slug it out in leadership race
Tue, 11 May, 2010 - 01:00
Jon Smith

Yesterday, he confirmed just that.

The following figures would be among the favourites to succeed him in what would inevitably be dubbed the battle for the soul of the Labour Party:

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