Posted on 14/06/08
Not quite their Cherie amour
SPEAKING FOR MYSELFThe AutobiographyBy Cherie BlairHow does Cherie feel? During the Iraq War, it was a question to which many Britons wanted an answer. The prime minister's wife, after all, was one of those who might have stopped Britain from joining President George W. Bush. No one knew Cherie Blair's precise view, but as a top public lawyer of the Left, she seemed hardly likely to have approved. Inside a bunker-like Downing Street, where many key figures had hostile family back home, she was one who could have said, "Not in my name," and been heard.
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