Blair Inc.
Britains Tony Blair was a rare Labour Party politician, in winning three elections for his fractious party.
A privately educated lawyer, he did not pretend to be a socialist and his metropolitan-elite lifestyle was alien to most of his trade union dominated and working-class party. Controversial in both domestic and foreign policies, he became more so after leaving power as his international lobbying empire grew in wealth and reach.
In the book Blair Inc, David Hencke, Nick Kochan and Francis Beckett shine a relentless spot-light on the workings of the Blair machine and it is not flattering.
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