Oh, this is going to be fun. Adam Boulton, writing in the New Statesman, says that Tony Blair and David Cameron will indeed be holding a meeting soon. Apparently, Blair wants to brief Cameron on his role in the Middle East. The substance of the meeting might be high-minded and Blair is—as Fraser reports in this week’s issue—trying to keep his supporters on a tight leash, but it is hard to imagine the rather paranoid Brown team taking kindly to any photos of Blair and Cameron together.
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