A campaigner from the anti-climate change group Plane Stupid super-glued himself to British Prime Minister Gordon Brown during an event last night.

Downing Street is dismayed that Barack Obama has agreed to meet Tony Blair ahead of Gordon Brown on his whistle stop tour of Britain.

Plane Stupid activist Dan Glass tries to glue himself to Gordon Brown. Photograph: Plane Stupid/PA Wire The Sun and the Daily Telegraph are among the papers

LONDON (AFP) — A climate change protester unsuccessfully tried to superglue himself to British Prime Minister Gordon Brown at an event in the leader's

A campaigner against Heathrow Airport's third runway has attempted to glue himself to Gordon Brown at a Downing Street reception.

Need to orchestrate a media stunt to gather attention for your cause? Here’s what others have tried: 1. Glue yourself to the prime minister.

Our Prime Minister got into a sticky situation with a protester. And with that, our obligation to use that godawful and obvious phrase is done.

By James Lyons 23/07/2008 A climate change protester gets stuck into a debate with Gordon Brown last night - by trying to glue himself to the PM.

By PHILIP CASE GORDON Brown laughs as a man superglues himself to his sleeve – in protest at climate change. The PM saw the funny side of last night’s stunt

By Daily Mail Reporter During these turbulent economic times, Gordon Brown is keen for the country to stick by him. However, this probably wasn't quite what

Dan Glass – a member of Plane Stupid – was at a No.10 reception when he stuck out his sticky hand, touched the prime minister's sleeve and urged him to

In London a protestor who wanted his message to stick managed to superglue himself to the British prime minister. Dan Glass was at 10 Downing Street to

AP LONDON - A climate change activist assured himself a captive audience - by gluing himself to the prime minister of Britain. Dan Glass, 24, grasped the

London, July 21 : British Prime Minister Gordon Brown is studying a new scheme to encourage people to use environmentally friendly vehicles rather than