Gordon Brown
BhaGordon Brown(rugadh20 an Gearran1951ann anGiofnag[1];uaireannanGòrdan Mac a' BhriuthainnneoGòrdan MacIlleDhuinnsa Ghàidhlig) naPhrìomh Mhinistear na Rìoghachd Aonaichteeadar 2007 agus 2010.
Dh'ionnsaich e eachdraidh ann anOilthigh Dhùn Èideannagus thòisich e an-sin nuair nach robh e ach 16 bliadhna a dh'aois. Sgrìobh e cuideachd an tràchdas aige an seo, mun Phàrtaidh Làbarach sna 1920an.[2]Bha e cuideachd naReactar Oilthigh Dhùn Èideanneadar1972is1975.[3]
Tha e na bhall naPàrtaidh Làbaraichagus bha e na bhallPàrlamaid na Rìoghachd Aonaichtebho 1983: airson Dùn Phàrlain an Ear 1983 gu 2005, airsonCair Chaladain is Cowdenbeathbho 2005 gu 2015.[4]Bha e naSheannsalair an Ionmhaisanns an Riaghaltas Làbarach aigTony Blairbho 1997 gu 2007. Tha e a-nis a' fuireach ann anPort na Banrighinn.
Thug e seachadÒraid an t-Sabhailann an 1999.[5]
Iomraidhean
[deasaich|deasaich an tùs]- ↑Gordon Brownair làrach-lìn Riaghaltas na Rìoghachd Aonaichte
- ↑Edinburgh Research Archive:The Labour Party and political change in Scotland 1918-1929: the politics of five elections
- ↑Oilthigh Dhùn Èideann:The Rector(Beurla)
- ↑They Work for You(Beurla)
- ↑“Òraid an t-Sabhail”.Sabhal Mòr Ostaig.Air a thogail 19mh dhen t-Samhain 2017.
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