Judge named as Cherie's ex-lover denies story

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msn.com May 17, 2008

London: A man named in Cherie Blair's memoirs 'Speaking For Myself' as one of her former lovers has denied the relationship she was referring to, prompting an apology from her. John Higham, a judge, was named in Cherie's autobiography as a fellow Liverpudlian she went out with, after meeting him... [read full story]

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expressindia.com May 15, 2008

Their love-hate relationship is now being presented in the form of an autobiographical, albeit partial, account by Cherie Blair, wife of Tony Blair. The Westminster grapevine is that Cherie’s autobiography is an act of betrayal at a time when Prime Minister Brown is having a particularly tough...

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Today in Politics: Blair backs Brown (Tony, not Cherie)

independent.co.uk May 16, 2008

By Andrew Grice A rare bit of good news for Gordon Brown. Speculation that Tony Blair is going to follow his wife Cherie by bringing forward his memoirs is wide of the mark, I'm told. Last Friday night, Team Brown was furious to discover (from journalists) that Cherie's book, Speaking for Myself,...

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The memoirs of Cherie Blair: And what she forgot to mention

dailymail.co.uk May 16, 2008

Just what did Cherie FORGET to mention in her memoirs? Displaying the distinctly regal bearing with which she now most associates herself, Cherie Blair has this week been revelling in her role as hostess of a fine London house. (The bad news is that having finished her indiscreet tome, Cherie is...

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But tell us what you really think

news.com.au May 16, 2008

Peter Wilson, Europe correspondent | May 17, 2008 ELEVEN years and one week after Tony Blair and his family shifted into Downing Street, this was the week we learned more than ever about his wife, Cherie. Sure, she paints her husband's successor as a rude and foul-tempered bully who spent years...

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Politics unmentionable in Cherie Blair memoir

ft.com May 16, 2008

Perhaps the most memorable passage of Cherie Blair’s memoirs is her account of how she conceived her youngest son, Leo, at Balmoral castle after leaving her “contraceptive equipment” at home, fearing it might be spotted by a royal flunkey. Apparently on a previous visit to Queen Elizabeth’s...

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Tony's wobble, talking to the dead ... and the case of the inflatable trousers: What Cherie...

dailymail.co.uk May 17, 2008

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The truth about Cherie Blair's 'working class' roots

dailymail.co.uk May 17, 2008

Comments Cherie Blair has always played on her Liverpool roots. The reality is that Cherie Booth was raised seven miles from Liverpool in the safe streets of a Tory-controlled seaside town called Crosby. Scroll down for more... Bright pupil: Cherie at Seafield Convent in the 1970s Cherie's...

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'Yes, I am a socialist'

guardian.co.uk May 17, 2008

Martin Kettle has been asking to interview Cherie Blair for 25 years. Cherie Blair has police with guns at her front door and police with guns in her back yard. We are all suddenly seeing a lot more of Cherie Blair, though, and some are complaining we are seeing and reading too much for comfort....

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Martin Kettle interviews Cherie Blair

guardian.co.uk May 17, 2008

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Cherie Blair: it is 'not clear' whether Iraq war was legal

guardian.co.uk May 17, 2008

The legal case for the 2003 Anglo-American invasion of Iraq "wasn't clear" and "still isn't clear", according to Cherie Blair who admits that she thought deeply about the war. In a Guardian interview today, Tony Blair's wife says there was no "right answer" to the war in international law and...

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