Tony Blair's book: Diana, Alastair Campbell, Afghanistan and drinking - guardian

"Whatever New Labour had in part, she had in whole," Tony Blair writes of Diana, Princess of Wales, whose death in a car crash in 1997 brought a nation on to the streets and provided the Labour prime minister with one of his most celebrated media opportunities: he stood outside his Sedgefield constituency church and dubbed her "the people's princess". -- Diana, Alastair Campbell, Afghanistan and drinking
Tony Blair talks exclusively to Martin Kettle