Tony Blair

Your digest of the best columns, analysis and commentary from the British and international press

When the former prime minister appeared on ITV to discuss Scottish independence last week, all anybody wanted to talk about was his silver mane

Former chancellor says ex-boss David Cameron and three other previous leaders called for more focus on test-and-trace

‘Labour’s Dominic Cummings’ campaigned against the party and led marches in protest at intervention in Kosovo

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Former leader intervenes after MPs criticise Corbyn at angry meeting

Former Conservative leader William Hague suggests Boris Johnson is set for ‘decades of dominance in the North’

The centrist ideology rejects the conventional left-right political spectrum

The veteran broadcaster has hosted his last episode of the flagship show after 32 years

Three former PMs unite to condemn Boris Johnson’s plan to leave the EU without a deal

As Britain gets set for a new leader, The Week looks back at some of the nation’s most lauded PMs

Former spin doctor is ousted for voting Lib Dem in the European elections

Former Labour prime minister has been campaigning for a second referendum

Tony Blair fears it may be too late for ‘moderates’ to take back control of the party from Corbyn

From Purnell’s plot to the curry house coup, May and Corbyn are by no means the first modern-day leaders to face mutinies

Theresa May’s latest holiday snaps are branded even more boring than Brexit talks

Jacob Rees-Mogg is not alone in accusing bureaucrats of secret meddling

US author says former PM shared ‘juicy’ rumour about British surveillance with Jared Kushner

Scottish and English fans react to the former PM’s idea

The former PM defends open-door policy but says circumstances have changed

High Court rules 'crime of aggression' cannot be applied to 2003 conflict

Former prime minister was 'emotionally truthful' in the run-up to the conflict, says chairman of Iraq inquiry

Lawyers for former Iraqi general argue case for prosecution in the High Court

Will we see En Marche en Grande Bretagne? The Week examines the possibility of a new political movement

Former Labour prime minister reportedly wants to help shape terms of UK's exit deal with EU

Former Conservative MP fares badly in survey of 82 academics - but who is bottom of the list?

Couple tie the knot at Spencer House and will hold a church ceremony on Fleet Street tomorrow

Telephone calls reveal the unique relationship between the two world leaders

Former UK prime minister will campaign for stronger laws to combat extremism and to make Holocaust denial a criminal offence

Middle East correspondents wonder why 'war criminal' became a peace envoy in the first place

Don't call her a Blairite, but Liz Kendall wants to reconnect Labour with aspirational centre-ground voters