Field doubts over Brown's future

Frank Field has said he would be "very surprised" if Gordon Brown led Labour into the next general election.
The ex-minister says anger among Labour MPs over the 10p tax rate is "not of the like I've seen before" and could see the Budget being voted down.
He said that would "make his position intolerable", and urged the PM to speak to his loved ones about his future.
The comments follow memoirs by Cherie Blair, John Prescott and Lord Levy about his time with Tony Blair.
Mr Field's assessment of Mr Brown's position, the memoirs and poor local election results will further ramp up pressure on the prime minister as he seeks to regain the political initiative.
In a damning critique of the prime minister, Mr Field told the BBC's World Service Mr Brown seemed "so unhappy inside his own body" and was prone to "indescribable" rages.

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Levy,Cherie,Clark,Prescott now Fields all lining up to stick the knife in ....i wonder how long he will last ?

Will a defeat in the Crewe By election be the final straw ?

Who is the best contender to take over ?