Cometh the moment, cometh the man.  Gordon Brown (20 Feb 51, 08.40, Glasgow).  With Pluto sitting on his Midheaven all of this year and Jupiter about to pass over lots of his personal points in the coming two months, I think that he's about to come out fighting in a way not seen before.  There is nothing dishonest about this man, although his dour attitude doesn't endear him.  He has a challenging Sun/Saturn aspect which suggests conscientious hard work and getting younger as he gets older.  He will never leave politics, and will be seen as a grandee or elder statesman as he ages.  David Cameron (9 Oct 66, 06.00, London) currently has Saturn sitting on his Ascendant, and as soon as that leaves in August he then has a year of Saturn sitting on his Sun.  Not good for popularity, his chart bears too much of a resemblance to Thatcher's for my liking.  I suggest his upbringing and particularly parental influence (Ceres on his Midheaven) is a major contributing factor to his doctrine.  I think I'm right in saying that he, his wife and their families 'own' large swathes of land in middle England.  Balanced on the surface, cavalier underneath.  Nick Clegg (7 Jan 67, Chalfont St Giles - anyone got a birth time for him?) has a great Moon in Sagittarius, unlike the other two with their almost childlike Moons in Leo.  But Pluto won't pass on Clegg's Capricorn Sun for another four or five years yet, I think his time is yet to come and that he is playing the long game.  I note that Clegg and Cameron both have Saturn at 24 Pisces, the same degree as Brown's Venus, and that Jupiter will pass here in the first week of May.  Expect fireworks at that time.  I know I've said before that it will be a hung parliament, that's still my favourite option.  But there's a growing sense of a minority government, in which case Clegg could easily become king maker.  So who do I think will be Prime Minister of the UK by the end of May?  Really tough call, but the astrology says that Brown and Clegg have better chances than Cameron.  Brown, with Vince Cable as the new chancellor.  What a nice dream that would be!