Tony Blair, the former Prime Minister, is conducting a live question and answer session on Twitter about faith. Follow the live tweets here.

There have been some high profile (if not high level) Blairite defections to the Tories. While there are some similarities between the Blair legacy and our coalition partners, the defectees seem to have overlooked or discarded one idea – joining the Liberal Democrats. As Jonathan Powell says in his book, The New Machiavelli, and as

He committed no crime and was not disbarred as a director. Many have done worse than him. Yes he's a disgrace, but then so are most of the current shadow cabinet who shared in Capt. Brown streaming on the UK onto the rocks ( though Capt. Brown has disappeared - gone in an early life boat to follow Blair onto the cash making circuit ). This is all backfiring a little on #RedEd, but then he...

The faith foundation of Tony Blair, the former prime minister, continues to receive millions in donations.

Cherie Blair, the former prime minister's wife, says that she's never met a working mother "who didn't constantly feel that she wasn't doing either job very well."

Mike Turner says Jonathan Powell, Tony Blair’s chief of staff, asked him to name his preference for the ministerial post when he was head of BAE Systems

Tony Blair has been told to hide the 'severely utilitarian' 300ft fence that he plans to erect at his country house.

There’s no prize at stake – just the opportunity to prove you’re wittier than any other LDV reader… (Image from The Guardian.) Here’s Labour top two Eds — the party leader and shadow chancellor — pictured in their salad days, Spadding for the Blair/Brown government. What do you think might be being said or thought

Margaret Thatcher and Tony Blair had voice coaching which may have helped their rise to the top, but not all politicians were able to command such respect with their voices.

Tony Blair was right. At least once. “Why don’t you tackle directly the excessive rents being charged by private landlords rather than making tenants the victim,” he wisely said when leader of the opposition. As the House of Lords are debating whether families should have their benefits capped at £26,000 per annum – regardless of how many children they have or ho...