The Legacy: Tony Blair, Prime Minister, 1997-2007
Tony Blair has apologised for his mistakes and admitted that his legacy in the eyes of many people will be dominated by Iraq when he stands down as Prime Minister on 27 June.
Nobel laureate pledges to fight poverty as East Timor president
Jos� Ramos-Horta, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate, appeared on course yesterday to become the new president of East Timor, the tiny nation still struggling to find its way in the world
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