Tony Blair

Matthew Taylor to scrutinise working practices in low-paid industries.

The Tories don't see Labour as a threat, but the seeds were sown long before now.

Former prime minister's plan is revealed in the latest diaries from Campbell.

Labour's leader said the British military must accept international law applies to its actions in wartime.

When a political Party has to have 'peace talks' before its annual conference, you know it's in big trouble.

Former PM to close Tony Blair Associates and wind up the Firerush and Windrush structures

Farron attempted to park the Liberal Democrat tanks on the centre ground in conference speech.

Leaked emails between Straw and former US Secretary of State Colin Powell were obtained by DC Leaks.

Chris Mitchell, former editor of the Australian, lifts the lid on the media mogul's troubled love life.

The question of Israel and Palestine has always divided the left.

By now they should be embarrassed over their terrible 'expert' predictions – so where's the mea culpa?

Former deputy prime minister tells IBTimes UK the 'pendulum has swung' against centrism.

The good news for Corbyn after Traingate is that uselessness isn't necessarily a barrier to political success.

Former prime minister's comments come amid Labour's latest leadership contest.

Team GB's sporting success is due to years of investment and the dedication of athletes.

Stirling Ackroyd research shows biggest boom in London house prices was under Thatcher.

This idea of the golden age of social mobility is one of the most enduring educational myths.

Michael Smith reveals how the Chilcot Inquiry missed the most damning evidence it was illegal - the secret air war that began in May 2002.

Outgoing premier mocked Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and revealed his love for Larry the Cat.

Lawyers from across the UK insist the Brexit vote is merely 'advisory'.

Downing Street reportedly issued agreed 'top lines' to the military reeling from the report's findings.

Ex-deputy PM says he will live with the 'catastrophic' decision to invade Iraq for the rest of his life.

Sir Richard Dearlove reinforced the information given by an unreliable source,it has emerged.

British secret service used source who claimed Saddam possessed weapons similar to ones in 90s film.

Lord Macdonald of River Glaven said Blair 'twisted' the evidence for Iraq invasion.

Tony Blair never had the option of keeping its hands clean over Iraq

Former communications chief at No. 10 says that the ex-PM was never 'hellbent on war'.

We shouldn't blame current Iraq violence on Blair - but he made a bad situation worse.

Intelligence and post-conflict planning failures come in for criticism in Chilcot's lengthy report on Iraq.

Authorities have shown little interest in whether senior military and political figures are criminally liable.