When James Gordon Brown was born on February 20, 1951, little did his parents realize that he would grow up to become the Prime Minister of UK. Heading one of the world’s most prolific economies is quite a high pressure job, but the family-oriented PM seems to have found a way to beat the stress. According to the Daily Mirror, Gordon Brown has revealed that he plans to spend this summer playing video games with his children.
Brown explained, “If you are away for a week you notice how your children change and you have got to re-win their interest. It’s important you understand you have got to spend time with your children.”
The PM plans to watch his children’s favourite TV shows and is looking forward to playing computer games with them in their Scotland home and on their holiday. The prime minister insightfully added that he is also very focused on the country’s progress. The gaming industry has always received support from politicians before, but none has ever admitted to being an avid gamer.