Former Prime Minister Tony Blair speaks to the BBC about the events of 9/11 and how they changed the world.

Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair tells the BBC that radical Islam is the greatest threat facing the world.

Former PM suggests religion will be as important to 21st century as ideology was to 20th Political leaders have to "do God" if they are to engage properly with the modern world, even if they personally have no religious faith, former prime minister Tony Blair said today. Blair was notoriously reticent about discussing his own religious faith while prime minister, with his head of communications, A...

As prime minister, Tony Blair knew how to use sport to political advantage. Now he wants to use it to change the world. The statesman and 'midfield generalissimo' introduces his new campaign, Beyond Sport Tony Blair was the sporty statesman long before Barack impressed us with his ball skills. As prime minister, he exchanged headers with Kevin Keegan and played tennis with Pat Cash; he a...

GREATER understanding between faiths is needed to ensure a peaceful future in an increasingly globalised world, former prime minister Tony Blair said last night.

Former prime minister Tony Blair has won a prestigious milliondollar £697000 Israeli prize for his leadership on the world stage.

Not that he needed to. He never ‘did God’ when he was prime minister, and ‘doing God’ now seems a tad hypocritical, even on a Sunday, even at Christmas, and even for the BBC. There are as many Catholics as there are Anglicans and Protestants who have a thousand questions about the former prime minister’s journey to Rome, not least because the Rt Hon Tony Blair QC MP p...

Tony Blair, former Prime Minister and former Leader of the Labour Party, said today in a speech at Trimdon Labour Club to local Labour supporters in Sedgefield: When I was Prime Minister I was known as an optimist. I still am. I’m optimistic about Britain, its future and the opportunities the world holds for us. Provided we take the right decisions, imbued with the right attitude of mind. St...

BBC - “Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair will receive the highest civilian award in the US - the Presidential Medal of Freedom - next week.”

Asked if the Prime Minister was satisfied with the response form the BBC following the Radio Two incident, the PMS said that the Prime Minister responded to this during his press conference yesterday; it was for the BBC Trust to consider the conclusions of its own investigation. original source.