During a victory speech, this politician proclaimed "A new day has broken, has it not?"
During a victory speech, this politician proclaimed "A new day has broken, has it not?" Andrew Gilligan accused this politician's government of "sexing up" an intelligence dossier. During one campaign, this politician proclaimed that his three main priorities for government were "education, education, and education." This politician successfully lobbied for an overhaul of Clause IV of his Party's Constitution, as part of a move towards the (*) "Third Way" of politics. During his time in office, he repeatedly denied claims that he planned to join his wife Cherie as a Catholic, only to convert after leaving office. Sometimes criticized as "Bush's Poodle," for 10 points, name this Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1997 to 2007.
During a victory speech, this politician proclaimed "A new day has broken, has it not?"
Tony Blair