Today in Politics: Blair backs Brown (Tony, not Cherie)
independent.co.uk
May 16, 2008 27 related
        

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,... [read full story]                    

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