Everything in Tony Blair’s account of his 10-year premiership on the very day Labour Party members begin to elect a new leader suggests that the timing is no coincidence.
The most valuable political memoirs are those that recount the mechanics of governance in a way that sheds light on recent events still fresh in the general consciousness and provide the benefit of experience for future generations.
Everything in Tony Blair’s account of his 10-year premiership on the very day Labour Party members begin to elect a new leader suggests that the timing is no coincidence.