Blair: media is feral beast obsessed with impact
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Newspapers will and should be subject to some form of new external regulation, outgoing PM says.
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The public service broadcaster said its report related to an e-mail between confidants of Prime Minister Tony Blair.
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British Prime Minister Tony Blair is often accused of being a "control freak," meaning someone who places the emphasis on presentation rather than content, but the accusation that he and his colleagues have ...
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Vaulting ambitions Quocirca's changing channels Every so often the mainstream press gets its teeth into a story and canât let go. In the second half of 2007 and continuing into 2008 the UK press started to uncover a series of stories about data losses. There is always a degree of opportunism and scaremongering with news runs; a chance to bash a new government, an appeal to a readerâs sense of insecurity and so on. So does a more rational look allow the wood to be seen through the trees?â¦
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A coffee mug held by Prime Minister Tony Blair during a newspaper interview proved to be an appropriate prop to drive home his message about staying in power.
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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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Call it Pandora's inbox. Late last year, Prime Minister Tony Blair invited the public to post petitions directly on his official Web site, hoping a dose of cyber-savvy would attract disenchanted voters. Did it ever.
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Prime Minister Tony Blair has been dogged for months by speculation that his grip on power was weakening because of smoldering public anger over the Iraq war. But the pundits apparently underestimated his instinct for survival.
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Comment is free: Polly Toynbee: All the dire Blairite predicitions have proved false. But there's so much we still don't know about this prime minister.
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It leads the TV news, and everyone from  school children to the prime minister is talking about it.
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Prime Minister Tony Blair's popularity has increased since he underwent an operation last week to correct an irregular heartbeat, according to an opinion poll published in The Times.
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How two words illuminate the shift of power from the media to the people
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Call it Pandora's inbox. Late last year, Prime Minister Tony Blair invited the public to post petitions directly on his official Web site, hoping a dose of cyber-savvy would attract disenchanted voters.Comment
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BBC Europe editor Mark Mardell on how you can learn a lot about Tony Blair by looking at his friends in Europe.
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As Tony Blair prepares to attend his last European Union summit as prime minister, William Horsley, a long-time observer of  Europe's political scene, says Mr Blair made powerful enemies, but his real legacy is to have changed Europe beyond recognition over the past 10 years.
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Media & professional: Tony Blair spoke to Rupert Murdoch three times in nine days in the run-up to the invasion of Iraq.
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Former director of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) Greg Dyke has made a scathing attack on British Prime Minister Tony Blair over the Iraq war and its treatment of