Jun 13th, 2009 - Times Online
GORDON Brown will face another leadership challenge before the end of the year, Lord Mandelson has warned, believing the threat to Mr Brown will re-emerge at the party’s annual conference in September.
Lord Mandelson, who is effectively Deputy Prime Minister after being made First Secretary of State earlier this month, said some Labour MPs will never accept Mr Brown as party leader and will continue the fight to oust him.
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