Question 1

Which seat has Tony Blair represented in Parliament since 1983?

A: Shipley B: Sedgefield C: Spelthorne D: Scunthorpe

Question 2

Tony Blair met Cherie Booth at the London chambers of a lawyer who was to play a major part in his first government � whose?

A: Donald Dewar B: Robin Cook C: Derry Irvine D: Charlie Falconer

Question 3

What was the name of the Islington restaurant where Tony Blair and Gordon Brown were said to have agreed their leadership pact?

A: Slug and Lettuce B: Gramonda C: Harvester D: Granita

Question 4

In 1997 Tony Blair was elected with a huge majority, but how many Labour MPs were elected?

A: 166 B: 389 C: 419 D: 555

Question 5

How many Conservative leaders has Tony Blair faced across the despatch box?

A: Three B: Four C: Five D: Six

Question 6

What new commitment on health spending did Tony Blair make in 2000, without first consulting the Chancellor?

A: To make the health service the best in the world B: To increase British spending to the European average C: To raise spending by �3 billion every year D: To always promise more at election time than the Conservatives

Question 7

Which of the following is not a constitutional reform introduced by Labour since 1997?

A: Devolution to the Scottish Parliament B: Establishment of a Supreme Court C: Introduction of the Human Rights Act D: Removal of all hereditary peers from the House of Lords

Question 8

In which American city did Tony Blair give his 1999 speech outlining his �doctrine of international community� which he used to justify interventions in Sierra Leone, Afghanistan and Iraq?

A: Chicago B: New York C: Washington D: Dallas

Question 9

Which UN Resolution did Britain and America use to justify the invasion of Iraq?

A: 1066 B: 1441 C: 1664 D: 1771

Question 10

Tony Blair says he wants 400 of what type of school by 2010?

A: City academies B: Specialist school C: Trust school D: Faith school

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