The Tony Blair story
The life and times of Tony Blair - from rebellious schoolboy to global statesman.

A decade of highs and lows
From election landslides to Iraq invasion: how key events mapped to Blair's poll ratings.

How will history judge him?
Three experts give their views on how history will regard Tony Blair.

How Blair put the media in a spin
The BBC's Andrew Marr on the most media-obsessed government of modern times.

Iraq, above all
BBC diplomatic correspondent James Robbins on the defining foreign policy legacy.

The public-private blur
BBC home editor Mark Easton assesses the impact on the UK's public services.

Classroom pledge
It was 'education, education, education' in 1997, but what was achieved?

Answering 'the Irish question'
How a dogged commitment to the peace process eventually bore fruit.

Did they blow it?
BBC Economics Editor Evan Davis on the dire predictions for UK finances under Labour.

'24 hours to save the NHS'
Record budget increases, battling against deficits... but did Blair deliver on healthcare?

Rock 'n' roll PM
The BBC's David Sillito looks at the cultural impact of the Blair years.

How terror battle was fought at home and abroad
The BBC's security correspondent Frank Gardner looks at how Tony Blair has handled the terrorist threat.

The global view, assessed by BBC correspondents
BBC correspondents assess the Blair legacy in key parts of the world.

Record as war leader will stay with him
How will Tony Blair's record as a military leader be remembered? Paul Reynolds assesses his war legacy.

Lasting impact on the European Union
Some of the EU's most important policies started with Tony Blair. BBC Europe editor Mark Mardell looks back at a decade of EU relations.

Bush and Blair - A bond forged in ruins of 9/11
BBC News looks at the shared convictions at the heart of the Tony Blair's special relationship with George Bush.

New-look civil liberties and a tricky balancing act
How responsibilities and community were added to the civil liberties equation.