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The election returns for the constituency of Sedgefield were announced and Tony Blair made remarks upon his re-election. This was a portion of the BBC telecast of election night returns from…

Leading up to the British general election on May 5, 2005, the three British party leaders, Liberal Democrats Leader Charles Kennedy, Conservative Party Leader Michael Howard, and Prime Mini…

British Prime Minister Tony Blair was interviewed about national elections to be held May 5, 2005. This was the second of three BBC Newsnight specials in which Jeremy Paxman interviewed the …

British Prime Minister Tony Blair addressed the Labour Party Conference in Brighton, England. He talked about foreign and domestic affairs including Iraq, health care, education and the futu…

Mr. Paxman interviewed Prime Minister Blair in a television studio with a live audience. He talked about policy toward Iraq, weapons inspections in Iraq, and the possibility of military acti…

At an annual meeting of the British Labour Party, former President Clinton spoke about the needs of the developing world, providing leadership in an interdependent world, and promoting human…

Prime Minister Blair spoke to Labour Party members about leadership in the world and made a case for action against Iraq.

BBC Anchor Jeremy Paxman conducted an interview for BBC Newsnight at 10 Downing Street on topics such as British foreign policy and Prime Minister Blair’s core political beliefs. Among the i…

Prime Minister Tony Blair spoke to the Royal Society about science policy in the United Kingdom. Among the topics he addressed were stem cell research, genetically modified foods, and using …

Participants and attendees paid tribute to the 78 British citizens killed in September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center.

President Bush and Prime Minister Blair spoke to reporters at the prime minister’s residence, Checquers. Following brief statements they answered questions and talked about a variety of issu…

British Conservative Party leader William Hague talked about his party’s loss in the June 7 elections in 2001. Prime Minister Tony Blair reacted to his party’s win in the elections. After th…

The prime minister talked about Labor Party politics on the eve of British national elections.

As part of a national election campaign, Prime Minister Blair answered questions from a studio audience about his priorities and proposed policies. The election was scheduled for June 7, 200…

Number 10 Downing Street, the British prime minister’s office and residence, was toured and various persons interviewed.

Prime Minister Blair answered questions about a foiled robbery attempt at the Millennium Dome, national health service, and the European Union.

Members questioned Prime Minister Tony Blair about government flood planning and its emergency warning system, fuel prices and other topics.

British House of Commons Members questioned the prime minister about fuel price protests, mad cow disease, safety issues with the national train system, and other topics.

The prime minister talked with reporters at 10 Downing Street about the ending of protests over high fuel prices which began a week ago at fuel depots and refineries across Europe. After his…

In a program called “BBC’s Question Time,” the prime minister discussed his tenure and answered audience questions on topics such as hooliganism, the possibility of an election, and the poli…