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Frost over the World - Tony Blair - 20 Jun 09
For the past 2 years, Tony Blair has been the envoy of the so-called Quartet the US, Europe, Russia and the UN to the Middle East. And perhaps things are slowly moving.

Sir David Frost spoke to Mr Blair this week, and he asked him if we are at a turning point.

Tony Blair's return to UK politics under question?
?War monger, George Bush's poodle, liar' just some of the kinder words critics of Tony Blair have used to describe the man who was one of Britain's longest serving premiers. Between 1997 and 2007, Blair courted acclaim then controversy in almost equal measures.

Tony Blair testifies in media ethics inquiry
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Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, who has faced criticism for his close ties to media magnate Rupert Murdoch when he was in office, appeared before the Leveson inquiry into media standards on Monday (May 28).

The inquiry, set up by the British government in the wake of scandals involving phone-hacking for journalistic ends and payments to public servants, such as police officers, for sensitive information, has been hearing a series of key witnesses from the country's political and media establishments.

During his 13 years as PM, Blair, the leader of a centre-left party and famously noted for his media savvy, sought to win the backing of traditionally right-wing British newspapers.

Tony Blair likely to deny 'secret deals' with Murdoch
Tony Blair's former spin doctor believes the former Prime Minister will be more than ready to answer questions at the Leveson inquiry about New Labour and the media.

Tony Blair arrives at Leveson Inquiry

Tony Blair 'is a war criminal' shouts protester at Leveson
A protester accuses Tony Blair of being a "war criminal" in Iraq during the former Prime Minister's evidence to the Leveson Inquiry. Report by Adam Sich. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

Protester brands Tony Blair a 'war criminal'

Protester calls Blair a war criminal
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A protester interrupted the evidence of former Prime Minister Tony Blair to a judicial inquiry on Monday (May 28), calling the former Labour leader a war criminal for joining the 2003 invasion of Iraq.

The man entered the media press inquiry at the High Court in London from behind the stand where Blair and the judge were seated, and shouted: "this man should be arrested for war crimes. The man is a war criminal."

Court officials bundled him out of the room after about 20 seconds and inquiry chairman Lord Leveson called for an immediate inquiry into how he had been able to disrupt the proceedings.

Raw Video: Heckler Bursts in on Blair Testimony
A heckler burst in on former British Prime Minister Tony Blair as he testified at a UK inquiry into media ethics at London's Royal Courts of Justice. (May 29)

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Protester disrupts Blair testimony
Tony Blair refutes accusations made by a protestor during his testimony before the Leveson Inquiry. Dan Rivers reports.