...at St. Paul's Cathedral, in London, to attend a memorial service for British soldiers who died in Iraq. The none-too-popular Tony Blair, who sent these young men off to war, had the audacity to show up. Full Article at Classically Liberal

...wife made the controversial comments during an appearance at the Cheltenham Literary Festival. They came just a day after Tony Blair was berated for having ''blood on his hands'' by a father who lost his son at the start of the military campaign. Full Article at The Telegraph

...British prime minister Tony Blair's Cherie says the decision to invade Iraq was a close call, however convincingly he might have presented it otherwise, The Independent on Sunday newspaper reports. Full Article at The Age

...Blair listed his three priorities as "education, education, education," and achieved none of them. There will be a great deal of pressure on the incoming Cameron government and many claims on its urgent attention. Full Article at Adam Smith Institute Blog