Brown rallies activists as Conservative lead shrinks

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown told Labour activists tonight they had 22 days to persuade voters their party was "the greatest force for fairness" in Britain.

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown told Labour activists tonight they had 22 days to persuade voters their party was "the greatest force for fairness" in Britain.

At a small campaign rally in Leeds, Brown sought to energise his party's rank-and-file as the polls showed the Conservative Party's lead over Labour narrowing to as little as three points.

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