Gordon Brown#s three years at No.10 were the most turbulent of any premiership in the postwar history of Downing Street. In Brown at 10, Professor Anthony Seldon - Britain#s leading writer on contemporary premiership and on No.10 and best-selling biographer of John Major and Tony Blair - tells for the first time the full, compelling story, bitter but true, of the astonishing end of Gordon Brown#s tenure, and with it the demise of the New Labour project. This is a frank, authentic and penetrating account of a remarkable political era by one of Britain#s foremost political and social commentators. In it, the authors will produce entirely new insider material, gleaned from their unique access at the highest levels. Brown at 10 is the definitve account of Gordon Brown#s troubled last days in power, with an unrivalled perspective from the very heart of his government.