Alastair Campbell

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Alastair Campbell is a British strategist and writer, best known for his work as Director of Communications and Strategy for Prime Minister Tony Blair between 1994 and 2003. He is the author of 12 books, the latest of which is Outside Inside, his diaries from 2003-2005. He is Ambassador for mental health campaign Time to Change.

On Brexit, Chilcot, Corbyn, Leadsom and May: The madness of modern politics

We have never needed a Labour government more than we do now.

Strategic error and deceit from Boris Johnson and Michael Gove led to this Brexit mess - UK must reconsider

The wreckage continues to wash up as Gove betrays Boris and Corbyn won't quit.

Brexit: A national catastrophe and a vacuum in leadership – this is what Britain voted for

We were warned – and now the UK has the national crisis many people said we would.

Boris Johnson looked sick - because he has no idea how to fix the national disaster he's bequeathed us

Michael Gove and Boris Johnson looked like they were at a funeral yesterday, not a celebration.

Boris has a slogan but no plan - a vote to Leave is a vote for chaos

Leave campaigners have had months to work out their answers about what happens next.

Let Jo Cox's death reduce the hate of our MPs and improve the politics of hope

She fought tirelessly for democratic politics as the way to change the world for the better.

Love them or hate them, Tony Blair and John Major are experts on Brexit and peace

If leaders genuinely fear this will have bad consequences for the peace process, they have a duty to say so.

Our mania for sports' leaders reveals our dismay with political leaders

Is the global obsession with sports' leaders a reflection of dissatisfaction with political leaders?

Cameron is soft on incompetent, borderline racist, lie-peddling Brexit ministers

Boris Johnson is touring the country on a bus that manages to have three lies emblazoned upon it.