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- Tony Blair's memoirs have become the fastest-selling autobiography of all time, according to the Independent. Politicians have been reacting to the publication of former prime minister's memoirs, with allies of Mr Blair's successor, Gordon Brown, describing criticism of him as "unfair".
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- Tony Blair will be interviewed by BBC's Andrew Marr this week as the former prime minister promotes his autobiography. The interview, to be aired on BBC2 on Wednesday evening, is billed as his first major political interview since 2007 when he left Number 10. Mr Blair will be out of the country for the book's publication on Wednesday.
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