Brown telephones voters at home
 Mr Brown has always telephoned voters, says No 10 |
Gordon Brown routinely telephones voters at home to talk about Labour policy, Downing Street has confirmed.
The prime minister is understood to ask the No 10 switchboard to put him through to people who have written to him with questions or concerns.
A BBC News website reader has told how Mr Brown called him two months ago to talk about the Iraq war.
Wajid Rafique said the PM apologised on behalf of the government "for what had happened to the people of Iraq".
'Not expecting reply'
Mr Rafique, 30, from Nelson, Lancashire, said Mr Brown called him on a Saturday afternoon when he was "still in bed after a late night on Friday".
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