By Tom Rivers British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has strongly condemned Burma's military government for not allowing international aid to reach its own

Gordon Brown has stepped up pressure on the Burmese government accusing the military regime of "inhuman" treatment of Cyclone Nargis victims.

LONDON (AFP) — Myanmar's military regime is acting inhumanely by continuing to block foreign aid for cyclone victims and should be held accountable,

The Prime Minister, who said he had not ruled out forced air drops of supplies, urged the junta to stop blocking international aid.

London, May 15 (ANI): British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has said that the United Nations is to organise an emergency summit on the Myanmar cyclone

Prime Minister Gordon Brown is expected to promise at a conference later today to keep regulation of tech firms 'light' to encourage investment.

In the BBC World Service interview broadcast Saturday, Brown said authorities in Myanmar, also known as Burma, must be held to account for their actions.

YANGON (AFP) - Frustrated world leaders condemned Myanmar's military rulers on Saturday, alleging negligence and possible crimes against humanity by

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown condemned Myanmar for not allowing the international community to supply aid to its cyclone victims and said the junta

Prime Minister Gordon Brown has accused Burma's government of "inhuman" treatment of Cyclone Nargis survivors for its refusal to allow aid to get through.