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Tony Blair
Anthony Charles Lynton Blair (1953-Current) served as the United Kingdom's Prime Minister from 1997 to 2007. Blair has won awards including the Presidential Medal of Freedom and the Liberty Medal.
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Who were the members of the platt bridge community school who met tony Blair?
erika smith now aged 17 and attends winstanley college was a member of the school council and gave tony his tour of the school alongside scott lomax who now attends saint john rigby college
Tony Blair's wife's half sister is Lauren Booth. She is a reporter/journalist and very famous at that!!
Lauren or Sarah as she was born is a British journalist and T.V. News broadcaster in Iran. She is an activist for Palastinian Justice and decided to convert to Islam after a visit to Fatimas shrine.
She was born on July 22nd 1967 in Islington, London,England. The half sister of Cherie Blair the wife of former Prime Minister Tony Blair.
Lauren was married to the actor Craig Derby and has two children.
One interesting fact about the House of Commons 12 Year Old Whisky is that it is spelled without the letter "E". This is because it originates in Scotland. It would be spelled with an "E" if it had been produced in America.
What is Tony Blairs email address?
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Does Tony Blair support same-sex civil unions?
Yes, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair stated several times that he supports same-sex marriage. Civil Partnerships were introduced in Britain in 2004 under Tony Blair.
Who beat Tony Blair in the recent election?
No one beat Tony Blair; he resigned and Gordon Brown replaced him.
Does the queen have powerover Tony Blair?
(Tony Blair is no longer Prime Minister)
No the Queen has no power over the elected government. She does have the power to appoint a Prime Minister, but in reality this is just a formality (because Parliament have to agree to it), and the Queen always appoints the leader of the ruling party.
The Monarch used to have a veto, and even though they can still legally reject laws, this has not been done for about 300 years. If she did veto a law, the country would probably become a Republic in a matter of days.
What is the duration of The Trial of Tony Blair?
The duration of The Trial of Tony Blair is 1.2 hours.
Did Tony Blair succeed John Major as the Canadian prime minister?
Both were British Prime Ministers.
Canada has its own Prime Minister, separate to the UK
What illness did tony monopoly the Australian singer die from?
Tony died of cancer. I was working with him at the time on the UK tour of the musical CATS. He was a wonderful person.
Are tony Blair Margaret thatcher and john major related?
No they were not related, but they were all prime ministers of England.
Update: Tony Blair is not related to either John Major or Margaret Thatcher (Blair is descended from working class Glasweigians).
But Margaret Thatcher and John Major ARE related - they are both descended from peasant farmers John and Elizabeth Crust who lived in Boston Lincolnshire in the 18th Century (peasant farmers are those who farmed but did not own land).
Ailsa Blair was born on September 3, 1987, in Chester, England, UK.
Did tony Blair's father worked in sierra Leone?
Yes he worked at Fourah Bay College. He was there in the early 70s when my dad was working there too. We used to see him in the Guest House bar just up the hill from the pimary school.
A Blairista is a derogatory term for a supporter of the former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, or of his policies.
What political party was tony Blair in in 1999?
The Labour Party in Great Britain. The name was (almost) changed to 'New Labour'. Some may well think Kier Hardie is still spinning ! There is an argument that Blairs' administration has given us (the British) the most conservative government we have ever had. However in modern terms he has been seen to lead Britain into the 21st century & timed his exit very well indeed, given the doo doo his successor seems to be wading through ! The jury is still out on his legacy, though many on the right of the political spectrum seem to find him odious, so he can't be all bad ! He was never seen as the darling of the left of the Labour Party either, and it might be argued therefore he dominated the centre ground of the political scene, and if it's the position which gets power, then what else might be seen to matter ? He also had the epithet of "Bushs' Poodle" in his support for the war in Iraq & Afghanistan. What is undeniable is that he was/is very photgenic & comes across well in the media.
