Blair 'secretly advising Brown'
 Mrs Blair says she has 'nothing personal' against Gordon Brown |
Tony Blair is giving advice to Prime Minister Gordon Brown and has told him how to win the next election, Cherie Blair has said.
Her disclosure is made in an interview with the Times newspaper to coincide with its serialisation of her autobiography, Speaking for Myself.
In one extract from the book, she reveals how her husband suffered a crisis of confidence over the Iraq war.
But she writes he decided to stay on as PM to fight for his domestic legacy.
'Rattling the keys'
During 10 years in Downing Street, Mrs Blair, the former prime minister's wife, continued her high-flying legal career and became a high profile media figure in her own right.
Over the years she was in the headlines almost as much as her husband, and not always for the reasons she would have liked.
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