The rise and rise of Blair Inc
4 September 2010Fraser Nelson
Many prime ministers view their memoirs as their pension, but Tony Blair always had far greater ambitions. In the three years that it has taken him to write A Journey,…
The worst-written memoir by a serious politician
4 September 2010Bruce Anderson 4 September 2010
Katie Grant 4 September 2010
Ed Smith 4 September 2010
Joan Collins and Taki 4 September 2010
Clover Stroud
Ed Miliband may win the Labour leadership, but he will never take the country
4 September 2010Philip Collins
Other people’s families are always strange. How much stranger when the idea of a political fight within a family is no longer a metaphor. Ed Miliband recently told of his…
The new Labour leader will have to decide whether taunting the Lib Dems is worth it
21 August 2010James Forsyth
The dangerous rows behind the scenes are between Tories and Tories
14 August 2010James Forsyth
Right-wingers have a bad reputation, but we do more for the poor than anyone else
7 August 2010Tim Montgomerie
What Washington thought of Cameron: smooth, genial, evasive — and tough
31 July 2010Irwin Stelzer
This could be a great reforming government. But only if it learns from Blair’s failure
24 July 2010James Forsyth
Competition No. 2662: In a jam
4 September 2010 Lucy Vickery 4 September 2010 4 September 2010Crossword No. 1979: The inner light
28 August 2010Competition No. 2661: The Day of Doom
28 August 2010 Lucy VickeryI don’t think Tony Blair has written the version of his memoirs that I want to read
4 September 2010Hugo Rifkind
I don’t care about Tony Blair’s book. I’m sorry, but I just don’t. Unless I really think about it, it’s frankly quite hard to remember who the man was. He’s…
4 September 2010
Peter Jones
Toby Young 4 September 2010
Roger Alton 28 August 2010
Rory Sutherland
Toby Young
Peter Jones
A Journey is about the UK’s tack to the centre, but Blair fails to nail his own legacy
4 September 2010Toby Young 4 September 2010
Roger Alton 28 August 2010
Rory Sutherland
My socialist father sent me to grammar school to save me from being a ditch-digger
Toby Young
If only the Chilean miners could be replaced by double-dip doomsters
4 September 2010Martin Vander Weyer
If life was a Doctor Who series and I was the scriptwriter, I would have the courageous Chilean miners tele-ported instantaneously to the surface — and replaced at the bottom…
I’d like to be a fly on the wall when Sir Philip meets Sir Humphrey
28 August 2010Martin Vander Weyer
A lesson from Warren Buffett: giving it away is more fun than sitting on it
14 August 2010Martin Vander Weyer
Banks behaving badly, yet again: what they need are steadier relationships
7 August 2010Martin Vander Weyer
As Hayward becomes the new Sir Fred, who will be Bob Dudley’s role model?
31 July 2010Martin Vander Weyer
Cornering the cocoa market may rob us of much needed moments of pleasure
24 July 2010Martin Vander Weyer
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