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Tony Blair’s memoirs on Gordon Brown’s premiership
Gary Gibbon blogs on how Tony Blair is expected to criticise Gordon Brown in the final chapter of his book, ‘Tony Blair – A Journey’ which is published tomorrow.
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Tony Blair has admitted his relationship with Gordon Brown was “going on impossible” after describing his former rival as “maddening” in his new book.
As Tony Blair’s newly published memoirs go on sale Channel 4 News finds in it a robust defence of Iraq, regret over the fox-hunting ban and the Queen cleaning up the former PM’s barbecue plate.
As the Labour Party gets ready to choose its next leader, Political Editor Gary Gibbon reports on former prime minister Tony Blair’s heaviest hint yet that he backs David Miliband for the top job.
Gary Gibbon blogs on how Tony Blair is expected to criticise Gordon Brown in the final chapter of his book, ‘Tony Blair – A Journey’ which is published tomorrow.
Gary Gibbon blogs on how the launch of Tony Blair’s book ‘A Journey’ could impact on the Labour leadership contest.
You might think that the Bloody Sunday inquiry was used to break a deadlock, avoid a republican walk-out. Unionists and Tories have told me just that. Someone who was a very senior British official at the time tells me it was nothing of the sort.
The Iraq inquiry team really did try to get Mr Brown to say whether he knew Tony Blair was committed to war (assuming other avenues failed) as early as the spring of 2002.
As the dust settles on Tony Blair’s “no regrets” statement, just how will his evidence at the Iraq inquiry be remembered in the history books? Channel 4 News looks at his answers.
It’s sepulchral in the room itself. Reg Keys, sitting in the second row, stares grimly at the TV screen of Blair’s face unflinchingly. Mr Blair’s bodyguards – one standing, one sitting – stare out at the public. Mr Blair himself often seems to be in political more than “lessons learned” inquiry mode.
Gary Gibbon on Tony Blair’s performance at the Iraq inquiry.
The biggest surprise from Tony Blair’s morning session at the Iraq inquiry is the former prime minister’s call for tougher sanctions against Iran, blogs Gary Gibbon
Tony Blair acknowledged that he told President Bush at Crawford ranch as early as April 2002 that Britain would be with US if there was military action.
The Cabinet Secretary, Sir Gus O’Donnell, has sent a big fat “no” to the Iraq inquiry’s request to publish quotations from the private letters that Tony Blair sent to President Bush.
Our Iraq inquiry blogger sets the scene for Tony Blair’s appearance today at the Chilcot inquiry
Tony Blair passes up the chance to apologise directly for the Iraq war to the Chilcot inquiry. Instead he admits he was sorry the action had been “divisive” as Political Editor Gary Gibbon reports.