Gordon Brown blasts UK government for cost of living: ‘It will be too late’

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Daily Mail published this video item, entitled “Gordon Brown blasts UK government for cost of living: ‘It will be too late'” – below is their description.

Gordon Brown blasts UK government for cost of living: ‘It will be too late’ | Former Labour Prime Minister Gordon Brown said the country could no longer afford to wait for a new leader, with action needed now. The government came under pressure to set out plans to support families through a mounting cost of living crisis.

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