I will do better, Brown pledges
| By Emma Griffiths BBC News, Labour conference, Manchester |
Gordon Brown: 'These are testing times for people's wisdom'
Gordon Brown has told the BBC he will "do better" as prime minister but says he is the man with the experience to lead Britain through tough times.
He said he was "never complacent" and had made mistakes on the 10p tax rate but had made the right decisions on Northern Rock and short selling.
"I always want to do better and I will do better," he told the BBC.
An internet survey suggests Labour could be left with as few as 160 MPs at the next general election.
But Mr Brown said opinion polls were a referendum on the government of the day and the real choice, based on policies, would come at the next general election.
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