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The Prime Minister has called the situation in Gaza a “humanitarian crisis” and called for the international community to help build the framework for an “immediate and sustainable ceasefire”.

The Prime Minister has confirmed that the Government will implement a capital investment programme totalling £40 billion across the UK in 2009.

The Prime Minister has called for greater efforts to secure an immediate ceasefire in the Gaza strip and for a resolution to the issues dividing Gazans and Israelis.

Gordon Brown has outlined the Government’s thinking on how it will invest billions of pounds to stimulate the economy and create potentially tens of thousands of new jobs.

Gordon Brown has issued a New Year message pledging to work with the British people to “build a better tomorrow, today”.

The Prime Minister has spoken of his concern at the ongoing violence in Gaza and called for a renewed action on achieving a Israel-Palestine settlement in 2009.

Gordon Brown has sent a message of thanks to all those who work in the third sector for the “vital role” they play in the life of the nation.

Gordon Brown has sent his greetings to Britain’s Jewish community as it celebrates the festival of Chanukah.