From United Press International
Dated 19 January 2012
LONDON, Jan. 19 (UPI) -- Jonathan Powell, who served as chief of staff for former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, said the story of a fake rock used to spy on Russia is true.
From The Business Insider
Dated 18 January 2012
Six years ago, Russian TV reporters discovered a mysterious "spy rock" on the streets of Moscow, which British embassy staff appeared to be covertly accessing .
The Kremlin claimed it had been planted by British spies, and used it...
From The Observer
Dated 2 December 2010
After the deluge of secret documents made available by the website Wikileaks we discuss whether governments can - and should - keep secrets from their voters. Jonathan Powell was Tony Blair's chief of staff from 1997-2007. He...
From The Guardian
Dated 28 October 2010
If David Cameron finds the Treasury a little tricky in his negotiations over the EU budget in Brussels this evening, he could always follow the example of Tony Blair.During tense negotiations over Britain's EU budget rebate in 2005, the former...
From The Guardian
Dated 10 October 2010
Tony Blair's former chief of staff criticises comments by General Sir Richard Dannatt about deployment of troops General Sir Richard Dannatt, the former chief of the general staff, is today accused of having endangered the lives of British forces in...
From The Guardian
Dated 10 October 2010
In the final extract from his new book, Blair's former aide Jonathan Powell describes how General Sir Richard Dannatt's attack on the Iraq deployment echoed around the worldIt is crucial that a chief of staff comes to know the leader's...
From The Observer
Dated 9 October 2010
Police indulged in 'histrionic gestures' during investigation of loans-for-peerages allegations, says former aide to Tony BlairA senior officer in the Metropolitan police is today accused of adopting a "cavalier" approach to the power of arrest and of indulging in "histrionic...