Cherie Blair (R), wife of Britain's former Prime Minister Tony Blair, puts her arm around a fellow mourner at the funeral of former Labour Party leader Michael Foot at the West Chapel at Golders Green crematorium in north London March 15, 2010. Foot, a... View Photo »
Cherie Blair, wife of Britain's former Prime Minister Tony Blair joins mourners at the former Labour Party leader Michael Foot's funeral at the West Chapel at Golders Green crematorium in north London March 15, 2010. Foot, a left-wing radical whose... View Photo »
Hundreds of officers were stationed outside the inquiry as Mr Blair faced a furious backlash from protesters. The Metropolitan Police said the total cost of enforcing a ring of steel around the Westminster conference centre was Ł273,000 and could yet Full Article at The Sun
Scotland Yard ran up a £273,000 bill protecting Tony Blair when he gave evidence at the Iraq War inquiry, it has been revealed. Hundreds of officers were stationed outside the inquiry as the former Prime Minister faced a furious backlash from anti-war p Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
It is fairly common ground at Westminster that power-hungry government has invaded civic space and weakened the community bonds which are required for society to function well. The notion that officialdom should, instead, step back and encourage people Full Article at BBC News
Hundreds of officers were stationed outside the inquiry as Mr Blair faced a furious backlash from protesters. The Metropolitan Police said the total cost of enforcing a ring of steel around the Westminster conference centre was £273,000 and could run h Full Article at Portadown Today
Andrew Rawnsley should have been put in charge of the Iraq inquiry. I've only just started his 800-page book, The End of the Party, but I've already picked up three key facts about Tony Blair's relationship with George Bush that haven't emerged from the Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
She will also meet international diplomats, including Middle East envoy Tony Blair, to discuss bringing Israel and the Palestinians back to peace talks. The Middle East Quartet which includes the US, Russia, the EU and the UN will start official talks t Full Article at Spire FM
Police ran up a bill of £273,000 to protect former prime minister Tony Blair as he attended the inquiry into the Iraq War, it was revealed today. Hundreds of officers were stationed outside the inquiry as Mr Blair faced a furious backlash from protester Full Article at This Is London
LABOUR was last night accused of wasting taxpayers' money on "rearranging the deckchairs of the Titanic" as a damning report revealed more than £780 million has been spent on Whitehall shake-ups. The National Audit Office said the enormous bill had been Full Article at Western Morning News
Hague: No covert Tory agreement on tax status Downing Street knew everything about the dealMandelson: Cameron too weak to confront Ashcroft Tories boycott inquiry, calling it a 'kangaroo court' Tax status row: Lord Ashcroft is still a 'non-dom' William H Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
The Tony Blair Faith Foundation launched a global film competition on Thursday in an effort to increase understanding between people of different faiths. In this file photo, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair (center) speaks in central London, Jun Full Article at The Christian Post
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Ashok's sudden death is a genuine tragedy and source of real sadness.
Under Tony Blair, the Labour leadership mostly kept the unions at bay, often facing down demands for leftwing policies that would have stifled enterprise and prevented reform
I have tried to write a book which describes the human as much as the political dimensions of life as prime minister ... Though necessarily retrospective, it is an attempt to inform and shape current and future thinking as much as a historical account of the past.
The Iraq War has been another powerful contributor to the decline of trust in politicians. Tony Blair – about whom I have written a two-part biography – is widely believed to have lied about the reasons for taking Britain into the war, a view that seems to have been confirmed by the Chilcot Inquiry and ...
Though necessarily retrospective, it is an attempt to inform and shape current and future thinking as much as an historical account of the past. Most of all I want readers to have as much pleasure reading it as I had writing it.
I did not vote for Tony Blair in 1997 and I have never voted Labour
Michael Foot was a giant of the Labour movement, a man of passion, principle and outstanding commitment to the many causes he fought for. He took over the leadership at the most difficult time in Labour's history and conducted himself with huge dignity. We shall greatly miss him and always revere his me...
A dramatization that traces former U.K. prime minister Tony Blair’s relationships with Bill Clinton and George W. Bush.
The idea is that if you provide the health care free, more people will access the service and more children and mothers will stay alive
He's extremely boring and an anti-populist. He's not charismatic like Tony Blair or Yulia Tymoshenko. But that's what we need at the moment. The worst thing is to have a prime minister who treats issues like they are a political campaign.
Malaria has no barrier and does not discriminate. When we think of malaria we think particularly of children and women, and how to prevent it becomes particularly imperative.
A prime minister, or an opposition leader, needs optimal flexibility in dealing with all the parties ... Sinn Féin had a long-standing interest in working with Tony Blair. I don't think they would have argued 15 years ago that making an agreement with the British prime minister was a good idea. Over the...
because I had to assume that ultimately I had cracked because of pressure, and the pressure was as nothing compared with what we would face if I did the job
I am not buying MPs, seats or the party. I have no interest in being a minister. I'm too old for it anyway. The Tories seem to be confused. And don't forget I was appointed a peer by John Major, not by the Labour government of Tony Blair or Gordon Brown.
If necessary, the action should be military, and, again, if necessary and justified, it should involve regime change.
I did not vote for Tony Blair in 1997. I’ve never voted Labour.
I would still have thought it right to remove him.
William Hague [Tory leader in 2000] gave very clear undertakings to then prime minister Tony Blair and to parliament
I never refused a request for money to pay for arms and equipment during my time as Prime Minister.
Gordon Brown was the paymaster for this most unpopular of wars and was the second most powerful man in the Government. He has cleverly avoided the political stigma Tony Blair attracted but he bears the same responsibility and should be held to account by this inquiry.
If there was any possibility that [Saddam Hussein] could develop weapons of mass destruction, we would stop him. It was my view then and that’s my view now.
Tony Blair is an extremely popular figure in North America. His memoir is refreshing, both for its candour and vivid portrayal of political life. We all knew Blair was an extraordinary statesman and gifted thinker. We can now add exceptional writer to that list.
We had to resolve this through the U.N. If we couldn't resolve it through U.N. inspectors, we had to resolve it by removing Saddam
This is a book that people have been anticipating since the moment Tony Blair left office, and should be the bestselling political memoir since Margaret Thatcher's
Up to September 11 we thought he was a risk but we thought it was worth trying to contain it. The crucial thing after September 11 is that the calculus of risk changed
New blog post: Tony Blair Seeks to Bridge Religious Divides http://62irq.th8.us
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