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Rod Liddle

Rod Liddle: Gordon Brown has vanished. Why?

The old bruiser has left only a warning: our politicians must now at least pretend to be human

14 December 2013

9:00 AM

14 December 2013

9:00 AM

It may come as a grave surprise to you that, when it was offered as a prize in a charity auction, the opportunity to attend a dinner lecture by the former prime minister Gordon Brown failed to reach anywhere near the sum the organisers had expected. Particularly so as the prize promised, as a special treat, the chance to join Gordon for dessert.

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