'Without Jagan, Congress will disappear in Andhra'

Britain and U.S. Clash at G-20 on Tax to Insure Against Crises
Gordon Brown of Britain told G-20 finance ministers that the world needed a system to force banks, not taxpayers, to cover future bailouts.

Uphill struggle
Mixed response at G20 to Britain's transaction tax idea

Taxes and you: Proposed changes in Budget 2009-10
The Finance Minister has scrapped a tax on commodity transactions.

Britain bats for global levy on banks to fund future bailouts
World governments should consider urgently a levy on banks to fund future bailouts, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said on Saturday....

Brown joins call for global tax on banks
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has called on the G20 to consider a tax on financial transactions to fund future bailouts and make banks more accountable to society.

Brown proposes tax on bank transactions
G20 Finance Ministers conference under way in Scotland

Gordon Brown and US in G20 clash over Tobin tax on banks
A row has broken out over a possible new tax on banks just hours after Gordon Brown suggested the move, with the US signalling its opposition to the plan.

British PM revives global tax idea at G20 meet
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown Saturday resurrected the idea of the international community imposing a global tax on banks as a repayment for the billions of pounds of taxpayers' money they have received from governments.