In China, you can barely move for pandas
I cannot emphasise enough how this black-and-white bear appears to have taken over the entire state
ByTony Blair
Sir Anthony Charles Lynton Blair KG, better known as Tony Blair, is a British politician. He was the prime minister of the United Kingdom between 1997 and 2007 and the leader of the Labour Party between 1994 and 1997. During his leadership, Blair is known for rebranding the Labour Party as “New Labour”. He studied at Fettes College and then studied law at St John’s College at the University of Oxford. Find all our latest news, comment and analysis on the former prime minister here.
I am filled with a menacing fear for the future
The Titanic on the horizon haunts my imagination
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Labour’s war of words
Has the party’s battle of ideas come too late?
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Tony Blair’s intervention could spark a Labour civil war
The former PM’s essay calls on Starmer to rip net zero to pieces
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Tony Blair’s encyclical for Keir Starmer
The former PM intervenes on Labour’s future
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The Labour Party is dead, and Starmer has killed it
Any progressive new leader will face the task of reviving a corpse
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Labour’s post-mortem debate begins
The old two-party system is well and truly dead
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One crazy trick can rescue Keir Starmer
It won’t be for everyone, but Tony Blair would make a fine foreign secretary
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Britain and America: the abusive relationship
King Charles’s visit will not improve an alliance that was always shaped by bullying and condescension
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Tony Blair: break the triple lock, remake the state pension
The TBI is suggesting a “Lifespan Fund” for pensions. What could go wrong?
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Keir Starmer will not go gently
Keir Starmer’s determination to carry on blows up the short-lived “orderly transition” theory
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Tony Blair is old Labour now
The British politician turned elite power-broker has nothing to smile about any more
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Peter Mandelson will haunt Labour
The mere mention of his name will be a gift to Starmer’s opponents
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The problem with Labour’s U-turns
Rather than demonstrating flexibility they have too often reflected incoherence
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Should Labour fear a Reform-Tory pact?
Deal or no deal, the risk for Starmer is that a united right beats a divided left
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Barry Gardiner, the Extirpator
The veteran Labour MP has galvanised his colleagues by publicly criticising No 10
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Back-bench MPs issue a Keirless whisper
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster
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Revolution is in the air
We must look squarely at the world as it is, in all its complexity – from migrant camps to new…
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Trump’s Gaza deal might not work
A fragile ceasefire requires international pressure to mature into long term peace
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Jonathan Powell and Tony Blair at the court of Donald Trump
The Brits who helped broker the deal in Gaza
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