The Latest Breaking News from Tony Blair

While Commons rebellion was small-scale, behind the scenes, anger over handling of the policy is said to run high

The PM’s poor approval rating suggests a tricky road ahead, and the Treasury’s macho posturing won’t help anyone, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

Putin, Trump and Netanyahu have changed the very definition of what it is to be a leader. And they’re not going away any time soon

Exclusive: In a deeply personal interview, the former prime minister opens up about his father’s devastating stroke and the death of his mother – as well as his marriage to Cherie and the advice he has given his children

Exclusive interview: Former prime minister lambasts Boris Johnson for promising to ‘take back control’ of migration but instead ‘replacing young Europeans with older immigrants from Africa and Asia’ – as he urges Keir Starmer to repair ties with the EU

Political veterans say Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves installing trusted allies in Whitehall roles par for the course

Campaigners call for apology after inquiry report makes several criticisms of decisions made during Blair’s tenure

Key issue for the UK and the US is retaining the military base on the island of Diego Garcia

Perhaps it was because I watched it during the first week of lockdown, but I have a particular attachment to this BBC documentary on House of Lords reform, first aired in February 2000. It is a Michael Cockerell production, so you know it will be good, but it is even better than that.

The UK government on Thursday introduces legislation to axe seats in the House of Lords retained for hereditary lawmakers as it moves to reform parliament's unelected upper chamber.

Some of the 92 now about to lose their seats can trace their family’s presence in the Lords back to the middle ages