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The 20 pages that link to Tony Blair, each with the reason it gives.

• Good Friday AgreementRelated: His government joined the negotiations and endorsed the resulting settlement.

• House of LordsRelated: His government enacted the 1999 removal of most hereditary peers.

• Sierra Leone Civil WarRelated: His government sent British forces in 2000, helping stabilize the country and support the UN mission.

• Labour Party (UK)Related: Blair led New Labour’s landslide victory and moved the party toward the political center.

• Northern Ireland peace processRelated: His government’s engagement helped secure and maintain the settlement.

• Gerry AdamsRelated: Blair’s government negotiated with Sinn Féin as Adams pursued a political settlement.

• NATO bombing of YugoslaviaRelated: His government was among the campaign’s leading political supporters.

• David TrimbleRelated: Blair’s government helped broker the negotiations Trimble joined.

• New LabourBroader topic: He became the central leader and public face of New Labour.

• Operation Iraqi FreedomRelated: Blair committed British forces to the invasion and defended that decision politically.

• Iraq and weapons of mass destructionRelated: His government’s intelligence dossier became central to Britain’s case for invasion.

• St Andrews AgreementRelated: His government negotiated the settlement and set the British timetable for restoring devolution.

• Daily MirrorRelated: The Mirror strongly backed Blair and New Labour during the 1997 general election.

• Gordon BrownRelated: Blair led the government in which Brown served as chancellor before succeeding him as prime minister.

• Martin McGuinnessRelated: Blair’s government negotiated with Sinn Féin as McGuinness became a central political interlocutor.

• Keir StarmerRelated: Blair’s electoral strategy and Labour government provide a prominent comparison for Starmer’s leadership.

• Expulsion of the ChagossiansRelated: His government used an Order in Council to reverse the return policy for the outer islands.

• Andy BurnhamRelated: Burnham’s early ministerial career began in Blair’s government.

• Glenda JacksonRelated: Jackson served as a junior minister in Blair’s government before resigning over the Iraq War.

• War in IraqRelated: He was the principal foreign partner of George W. Bush in the invasion coalition.