Blair's decade marked with curious gifts
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Prime Minister Tony Blair has received some eclectic gifts during his decade in office: a foal with a bloodline tied to expeditions by Napoleon, a glinting arsenal of daggers and richly woven carpets from the Middle East.
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The memoirs of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, the object of an international bidding war that went on for days, have been acquired by imprints of Random House Inc. in the United States and England.
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Take Tony Blair in Brighton last week. The prime minister's speech to the Labour conference was unusual for him as he abandoned his habitual messianic tone.
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Britain's departing prime minister gets generally high marks for reforms and better testing results.
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There was a vintage Paul Martin moment at the Kremlin that tells you much about his first major overseas tour as prime minister.
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As a freshly retired prime minister, Britain's Tony Blair should have plenty of interesting job offers. A look at some possible options.
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Prime Minister Tony Blair has been questioned by police investigating allegations that peerages and other honors were bestowed in return for political contributions, Blair's office said Thursday.
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Tony Blair is a Labour prime minister of Britain who has allied himself with the extreme right in the United States to wage an illegal war in Iraq.
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With Tony Blair due to step down as prime minister on June 27, observers are starting to wonder what he will do next.
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Tony Blair and Cherie Blair with the Pakistani president General Pervez Musharraf and his wife, Begum Sehba, outside 10 Downing Street.
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IN 1997, just three months after he swept to power, Tony Blair found himself leading a British public in shock at the death of Diana, Princess of Wales.
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In a political experiment which perhaps owed more to novelty than ease, Prime Minister Tony Blair answered questions from the British public via the unusual means of mobile phones.
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LONDON, Feb. 1 -- Prime Minister Tony Blair has been interviewed for a second time by police investigating allegations that his Labor Party offered seats in the House of Lords and other government honors in exchange for cash, police and Blair's office said Thursday.
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The prime minister, Tony Blair, right, with his Israeli counterpart, Ariel Sharon, at a Jerusalem press conference. Photograph: Oded Balilty/AP.
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Comment is free: Gary Younge: Blair could have played midwife to a confident, inclusive, hybrid sense of Britishness - but instead, he sought to strangle it at birth.
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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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It is a tantalising glimpse into a world where Idi Amin brokered peace in Northern Ireland, Concorde never flew and Britain invaded Cyprus: in a slew of freshly-released British government archives, history can be viewed as it might have been.