“I tried to give Britain a different narrative”: Tony Blair and Michael Sheen in conversation
The former prime minister and the actor who played him talk “wokeness”, national identity, and what Blair has in common with Jeremy Corbyn.
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Tony Blair was the UK prime minister from 1997-2007.
The former prime minister and the actor who played him talk “wokeness”, national identity, and what Blair has in common with Jeremy Corbyn.
By Michael Sheen and Tony Blair
The government should appoint one senior minister of capability whose sole task is to increase testing capacity.
By Tony Blair
Bludgeoning parliament into voting for a bad “deal” under the threat of no deal is no way to govern…
By Tony Blair
“This is a moment when every MP is a leader,” says the former prime minister. “It means voting according to…
By Tony Blair
It is absurd to say that it is undemocratic to demand that the people be free to have a…
By Tony Blair
If Labour continues to favour leaving the single market, then we are essentially for the same policy as the…
By Tony Blair
In March 1993, the then shadow home secretary, Tony Blair, wrote the following article for the New Statesman. His argument…
By Tony Blair
“The threat of this radical Islam is not abating. It is growing. It is spreading across the world.”
By Tony Blair
The centre has not shifted to the left, says Tony Blair. Labour must resist the easy option of tying…
By Tony Blair