Humiliating by-election result for Brown

Gordon Brown has marked his first anniversary in No 10 with the humiliation of seeing Labour beaten into fifth place in the Henley-on-Thames by-election.

Humiliating by-election result for Brown
Fri, 27 Jun, 2008 - 08:19

British prime minister Gordon Brown has marked his first anniversary in No 10 with the humiliation of seeing Labour beaten into fifth place in the Henley-on-Thames by-election.

Labour candidate Richard McKenzie lost his deposit as he trailed in behind the Greens and the far right British National Party.

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