Hang on a second. Blackmail? Problem drinking? Are these the memoirs of Britain's longest-serving Labour Prime Minister or the latest salvo from Katie Price in her ongoing battle with Peter Andre? I was expecting some high-minded lessons in the art of statesmanship, not a series of jaw-dropping revelations about Gordon Brown. Reading these memoirs, you get the impression that Tony Blair's visceral hatred of his chief rival has clouded his political judgment. Champagne corks will be popping in Downing Street tonight because The Journey does very little to enhance the reputation of either. (To read more, click here.)
