Tony Blair

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

Former PM's support for Miliband is seen as a double-edged sword - though he might tempt 'soft Tories'

Outcry from MPs as publication of the Iraq war inquiry is delayed until after the general election

Former prime minister greeted with a standing ovation at closed-door Republican strategy meeting

Thanks for nothing: Blair and Brown between them lost 5m Labour supporters before Miliband took over

Ed Miliband’s brother David would also be expected to tell what he knows about any UK complicity

From 'weedy and square' comprehensive school pupil to opposition leader. Will Ed be the next PM?

Jury hears of plot similar to the 2008 Mumbai terror attack that left 160 people dead

Sex Pistols frontman Johnny Rotten surprises John Humphrys with sausage quip on BBC Radio 4 Today

The unknown French manager walked into Highbury on this day in 1996 - lots has changed since then

Former PM joins calls for UK to consider deploying the army to fight Islamic State

GQ names Tony Blair philanthropist of the year but it's not the first controversial prize to be awarded

Can 'coalition of the willing' come together to deal with Islamic State? Not if Cameron can help it

Tabloids and Labour MPs ask why PM is leaving for Cornwall if Islamic State is such a monstrous threat

What happened to the 'monstrous threat' rhetoric? Does tackling IS not pass the 'family friendly' test?

Shadow chancellor's bid to bury party's tax-and-spend reputation alienates some MPs and union bosses

Damian McBride stirs up trouble – while Tony Blair offers to help Ed at election. Thanks but no thanks

Committee wants to quiz former prime minister over ‘comfort letters’

Benedict Cumberbatch and Nicole Kidman are no-shows: PM has to settle for Cilla Black and Bruce Forsyth

Constitutional reformers up in arms at news the future monarch tried to exert influence on policy

If Isis, from a standing start, can threaten Baghdad in a few days, then nothing is safe

Former PM insists Iraq nightmare 'was always going to happen': you need help, says Boris Johnson

Murderous militants have exploited West’s botched foreign policy. But will anyone accept responsibility?

Even his friends feel it was Blair's over-enthusiasm for a federal Europe that got us into this mess

Inquiry into Britain's role in Iraq War is condemned as a 'whitewash' as private messages suppressed

In 'marked reversal of current policy', Simon Stevens hopes to abandon NHS fixation with 'mass centralisation'

The former PM, a pro-European to his manicured fingertips, appears to make a pitch for the job