British press divided over how history will judge Blair
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British newspapers were divided Wednesday in describing how history will judge Tony Blair between those who saw a prime minister who changed the face of Britain, and those who saw one with enormous potential to effect change but eventually failed to do so.
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Allies of Tony Blair and Gordon Brown continue the debate about the prime minister's future in the Sunday papers.
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Prime Minister Tony Blair defended the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan and rounded on the media Tuesday for acting like a &quot;feral beast&quot; ripping reputations apart.
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Prime Minister Tony Blair, who steps down in a month after 10 years in power, is leaving a legacy for Britain that has &quot;exasperated and frustrated&quot; Queen Elizabeth II, a newspaper reported Sunday.
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A leaked paper criticising Pakistan's intelligence service is not his view, Tony Blair is expected to tell the Pakistan leader.
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Be it gambling or smoking, Tony Blair often molds domestic decisions to suit public opinion but on foreign policy the British prime minister stands firm whatever the cost in popularity.
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"The damage saps the country's confidence and self-belief ... it reduces our capacity to take the right decisions"  Britain's media is like a "feral beast" that tears people and reputations to shreds, Prime Minister Tony Blair said on Tuesday in his parting shot at journalists after a decade in power. via WDIF-FM Marion
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The British press, as well as the public, are having a tough time figuring out whether the McCanns are heroes or villains
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British Prime Minister Tony Blair said Tuesday the country's media sometimes resembled "a feral beast, just tearing people and reputations to bits" as journalists compete for controvery and sensation.
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For nearly 10 years, Alastair Campbell was Tony Blair's right hand man. No wonder the imminent publication of his diaries is creating anxiety among British politicos
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Tony Blair has said it is time to draw a line under the controversy surrounding David Blunkett.
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For Tony Blair, sorry seems to be the hardest word. A day after the prime minister expressed regret about bad intelligence on Iraq, delegates at the Labour Party's annual convention were divided over whether ...
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Publication of Alastair Campbell's Downing Street diaries will go ahead despite strong disapproval within the outgoing prime minister's inner circle.
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British Prime Minister Tony Blair was back at work Saturday after successful heart surgery but his vow to hold on to power for five more years has sparked fevered speculation about who might succeed him and when.
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British Prime Minister Tony Blair has said that history will judge the world harshly if it fails to take seriously the threat posed by Iran.
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Tony Blair's keynote speech at the British Labour Party conference receives mixed reviews in Wednesday's European papers.
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British newspapers will and should be subject to some form of new external regulation, the outgoing prime minister, Tony Blair, said yesterday in a broadside that attacked the media for behaving like feral beasts and eschewing balance or proportion.