Tony Blair was right about Gordon Brown. Today we have confirmation of the bitterness and disagreements at the top of the Blair government. All that spinning and all those stories turn out to have been well founded. Tony Blair was wrong about the Middle East. He still thinks there are military solutions to Middle Eastern

The US president raised the issue of Iraq with Tony Blair just three days after the 9/11 attacks, Mr Blair's former foreign policy adviser has told the Iraq inquiry.

Tony Blair thinks about the soldiers and civilians who died in the Iraq war every day and suffers from continued doubts about whether he did the right thing, the former prime minister says in a new interview. Blair, now Middle East envoy for the Quartet group comprising the US, UN, EU and Russia, says he does not know whether history will vindicate him over the decision to invade Iraq. "I don'...

Here is a timeline of events charting Tony Blair's involvement in the build-up to the Iraq war, key events in the conflict and his comments since hostilities ended.

Tony Blair did not use his memoir to issue the full apology that has long been demanded of him for leading Britain into the Iraq war - but he admitted failing to foresee the "nightmare" that unfolded after he committed British troops to the conflict in 2003.

Tony Blair makes his long-awaited appearance before the Iraq Inquiry this week.

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For an intelligent woman Cherie Blair is sometimes floating around in cloud cuckoo land. Tony Blair is not 'up there' with Churchill. Churchill inspired a country that had lost everything on the beaches of Dunkirk to undertake a defensive stand against Totalitarianism, Tony Blair accelerated the totalitarian state in the UK, launched an illegal war and failed to give the troops the equip...

Tony Blair was adamant that it would have been "profoundly wrong" not to have backed the US over Iraq war in 2003.

Tony Blair appeared for the second time at the Chilcot Inquiry to face questions over his role in taking Britain into the Iraq war.