Tony Blair: Last News

If anyone thought 2021 would be the year of an Oasis reunion, they can think again.

Piers Morgan, 56, has hit out at Tony Blair, 68, for "bowing to the woke mob", in an interview on Good Morning Britain today.The ex-Labour Prime Minister joined Susanna Reid and Alastair Campbell on the ITV programme, where he was quizzed by the latter about comments he had made about him in his memoirs.Morgan admitted that he had been an admirer of Blair up until his interview on the show, claiming the former Labour leader "cowed into supine silence by cancel culture".The ex-GMB host explained that despite his faults he had previously supported Blair's willingness to speak his mind "until now".Writing in his latest column for MailOnline, Morgan raged at Blair for not saying what he thinks out of fear of being cancelled.It comes after

Tony Blair’s spokesman, but it appears his latest role is presenting a particularly tough new challenge, as he became a co-host alongside Susanna Reid on Good Morning Britain this week.The former Mind Champion Of The Year shared his struggles in a candid Twitter video, as he opened up on how “sleep deprivation” had affected him following three early startsIn the video, Alastair pottered around his kitchen earlier this morning, as he gave viewers an insight into his new routine.He showed a kettle on his stove, and explained: “Making my own tea, it's a rarity I’ve got to be honest.”The politician then picked up a pair of shoes, which he said were Burnley Football Club branded.He explained: “People were wondering yesterday if I was serious

Good Morning Britain alongside Susanna Reid.

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Noel Gallagher has praised Tony Blair, saying that he was “the last person who made sense” in British politics. Gallagher, of course, became the poster boy for what was dubbed “Cool Britannia” at the start of Blair’s stint as UK prime minister, after he was one of the creative types invited to Downing Street following Labour’s election win in 1997.Speaking to GQ, he says: “Because Thatcherism had coloured all our lives, which was still prevalent with John Major, when Tony Blair came along and I heard him speak I thought – and I still think to this day – he was great.

Noel Gallagher has said he still thinks Tony Blair is “great” and “the last person who made sense” after he became a close ally of the former Prime Minister during the mid-1990s.The Oasis guitarist became closely associated with the former PM after he attended a Downing Street party in 1997, following Labour’s landslide victory in the general election that year.The party, which became a defining image of the Cool Britannia era, came after Noel praised Blair at the Brit Awards and said “he was giving a little hope to young people in this country”.Blair’s reputation has since come under fire since leaving power and the fall-out of the Iraq War, but Noel says he is still the last politician who “made any sense”.He told GQ: “Because Thatcherism

Gordon Brown has launched a blistering attack on lobbying that makes him "very angry" - and slapped down Tony Blair for downplaying the scale of the problem.

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Helen McCrory, known for her roles in Harry Potter movies, the James Bond film "Skyfall" and the "Peaky Blinders" television series, has died at the age of 52 after a "heroic battle" with cancer, her husband Damian Lewis said on Friday. McCrory, who also played the former wife of Tony Blair, Cherie, in the film "The Queen" and won a string of acting awards for her work on the stage and on television, had two children with the "Homeland" actor whom she married in 2007.

Andrew Scott has reportedly been approached to join the upcoming fifth season of The Crown, but there’s a chance he might not able to take the role.

Our very own ‘hot priest’ Andrew Scott could be joining the cast of The Crown if new reports are to be believed.

1997 and 2007, also said it was "crazy" that the experience required for the role is so "nugatory".The comments were made during an interview with BBC Radio 4 for a new programme focusing on how the role of prime minister has changed over the past 300 years."I don't think I did enjoy the job because the responsibility is so huge," explained Mr Blair."Every day you're making decisions and every day you're under massive scrutiny as is your family."So I didn't know if I enjoyed it."The paradox is that you start at your most popular and least capable and you end at your least popular and most capable."The former Labour leader also compared his experience of becoming prime minister to that of a fan being appointed as manager of Manchester

Another Meghan Markle biography is in the works and likely won’t be for the faint of heart.

If I were able to sit by Derek Draper’s bedside now, I’d talk about the old times when Things really did Get Better - just like the famous Labour 1997 election anthem promised - and he was an integral part of events.

Jimmy Savile by then prime minister Tony Blair.The evening has been re-enacted for a film on McGee’s life which premieres at Glasgow Film Festival tomorrow.Paedophile Savile is introduced to McGee by Blair at Chequers, before the ex-BBC host holds court at dinner.McGee, 60, was there with his wife Kate, having supported New Labour and becoming a key figure in the Cool Britannia of the 90s.The scenes feature in the biopic Creation Stories based on McGee’s life. Recalling the visit to Chequers in 1999, McGee said: “Jimmy Savile was took over the meal.

Tony Blair has backed Labour’s controversial teachers jabs policy saying there was a “very strong case” to help schools reopen.

Boris Johnson lives in a four-bedrooom flat above No 11 Downing Street, as opposed to at No 10. No 11 was also home to former Prime Ministers David Cameron and Tony Blair who both opted for the larger apartment over No 10 in order to have more room for their families.Boris made history when he moved into the property with his now-fiancée Carrie Symonds back in July 2019, since the apartment had only ever been home to Prime Ministers' wives or husbands (Carrie was just his girlfriend at the time).

late brother Robin used to own a house a couple of doors down – Tony Blair caused rather a fuss by holidaying there when he was prime minister – and, as he puts it, “multiple Gibbs” live nearby: five children, seven grandchildren. There are clearly worse places in the world to be holed up during a pandemic.

didn’t even look, I just went, ''yeah Tony, I know, I know, I…'', before making a cheeky wolf noise.When asked if the businessman was amused by his antics, Vernon - who knocked back a few glasses of wine - admitted that he was a fan, but his long-time partner Tess was left unimpressed. The Splash star also explained how barrister Cherie, 66, showed the guests around their former country house, which was filled with historic paintings and gifts from other countries.Vernon added that they saw some swords used by Oliver Cromwell as Tony claimed he knew how to use the weapons following a Lightsaber tutorial with Hollywood actor Samuel L Jackson.Talking in the Telegraph, the former model said: 'You just think big decisions have been made in

instalment, Vernon Kay took yet another opportunity to mention his famous pals - and this time was joined by Giovanna Fletcher.During a conversation with Shane Richie about who she’d interviewed for her Happy Mum, Happy Baby podcast, Fletcher brought out the big guns by revealing she’d sat down for a chat about parenting with Kate Middleton.She said that the interview had lasted for 90 minutes even though it was only scheduled for 45 minutes, and added: “It was huge, she’s never done anything like that before...As she said goodbye, she said, ‘we must stay in touch’.”Fletcher later said: “What a complete career high, just two mums nattering away, but in true mum fashion, by the end we were drinking cold tea.”It should be Kate Middleton that