Tony Blair has given his “100% backing” to Ed Miliband and described the Conservative plans for an EU referendum a “huge distraction”.
MPs have reacted angrily to the news that the Chilcot Inquiry into the Iraq War will not report until after the general election in May.
Prime ministers (and presidents) appear to be getting younger and younger. It used to be that achieving the prime ministership was the pinnacle of any political career – the product of a lifetime of service to both party and public after which, former prime ministers, all passion spent, would shuffle off into the House of Lords and spend their golden years giving speeches few will hear. It’s all different now.
Former prime minister Tony Blair allegedly offered to become an unofficial advisor to Rupert Murdoch and Rebekah Brooks during the phone hacking scandal according to an email shown to the jury at the Old Bailey.
A shoreditch barman attempted to make a citizens arrest on former Prime Minister Tony Blair after he spotted him dining upstairs at the Tramshed restaurant.