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One in five Britons do not recognise Winston Churchill (but 98% recognise Margaret Thatcher)

Tony Blair concludes his evidence at the Chilcot Inquiry by say he has not regrets about removing Saddam Hussein

Tony Blair tells the Chilcot Inquiry that a "pretty decent case" for the legality of the Iraq War could be made using UN resolution 1441 alone

Tony Blair answers questions about the infamous 45-minute claim at the Chilcot Inquiry

Tony Blair tells the Iraq Inquiry that he is "passionate" about the special relationship with the US

Tony Blair defends his choice of words relating to removing Saddam Hussein from power in the interview he recently gave to Fern Britton

Tony Blair tells the Iraq Inquiry that his view of perceived threats from WMD changed after 9/11

Tony Blair says that even if it had been known that Saddam did not have WMDs, it would still have been right to invade Iraq

Tony Blair discusses how his faith has given him strength when making unpopular decisions in politics

Tony Blair's black eye

Sky News reports: "Tony Blair has shown off a black eye when he received a medal for helping Anglo-Indian relations in London. The shiner was caused by an accident in the gym about a week ago."