The Guardian today: Tony Blair: ‘Labour can win at any point that it wants to get back to winning ways’

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the guardian today Sunday 30 Apr 2017 Headlines More » Tony Blair: 'Labour can win at any point that it wants to get back to winning ways' Twenty years after his 1997 landslide win, Tony Blair tells the Observer Labour must engage with voters on Brexit – and the electorate must not give the PM a 'blank cheque' Trump's 100-day rally: president launches attack on 'failing' media EU threatens Theresa May on trade talks and its citizens' rights Downing Street to garden retreat: David Cameron spends £25,000 on luxury hut Fear of neofascism keeps Emmanuel Macron ahead of Marine Le Pen Turkey blocks Wikipedia under law designed to protect national security General election 2017 More » Jeremy Corbyn gets personal in one-off campaign speech Labour leader departs from usual focus on issues and policies by talking about his personal history and motivations Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Anthony Joshua defeats Wladimir Klitschko in epic Wembley battle Anthony Joshua retained his IBF world title and added the WBC 'super' belt by stopping Wladimir Klitschko in the 11th round of their heavyweight contest at Wembley An offer they couldn't refuse: The Godfather cast reunite, 45 years on Anthony Joshua knocks out Wladimir Klitschko in heavyweight title fight – as it happened 'See what he did to me. This isn't love' – the acid attacks shaming Italy Should I stop my unhelpful sister being my bridesmaid? If May really does mean what she says, she should put it in writing | Andrew Rawnsley Sport More » Time to remember the remarkable David Rocastle | Daniel Taylor Mark Selby fired up for world final but wary of veteran John Higgins Lewis Hamilton says he just wasn't quick enough after Vettel takes pole Comment is free More » Labour's aimless stroll towards oblivion in Glasgow | Kevin McKenna Defend Tim Farron, a true liberal, even if it makes us queasy | Nick Cohen Yes, I am a climate alarmist. Global warming is a crime against humanity | Lawrence Torcello Culture More » Patricia Lockwood: 'I'm a show-off, a clown' Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett: 'We fight over everything' Kate Tempest: 'I engage with all of myself, which is why it's dangerous' Business More » Good and bad news from an economy in uncharted territory Weak pound melts the British dream of a place in the sun Technology More » Samsung Galaxy S8+ review: the best plus-sized screen you can buy If we're in a simulation, why bother doing anything? | Letters Travel More » Great Brittany: discovering the Crozon peninsula Brussels city guide: what to see plus the best bars, hotels and restaurants Life and style More » Putting down roots: the transformation of a farm garden Koj, Cheltenham: restaurant review Football Comment is free Environment

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