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PM's speeches, statements, press conferences, broadcasts and media interviews

Prime Minister Tony Blair [Photo: Terry O'Neill] Here you will find a selection of non-political speeches, statements, broadcasts and interviews made by the Prime Minister since May 1997.

They usually relate to matters concerning the PM's role as head of the Government.

On this page you will find the PM's statements and so on from 2001. At the bottom you will find links to the archive for the years 1997-2000 and 2002-2005.

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Hot topics from 2001

During this year the PM spoke about 9/11, the war on terror, foot and mouth, the NHS, public service reform and the environment.

Speeches from 2001

These are pre-prepared and usually given to an invited auidence at a major domestic or international event.

Statements from 2001

These are often given spontaneously by the PM - usually to journalists with a view to addressing a wider audience - but without a question and answer session.

Press conferences from 2001

Question and answer sessions with reporters, often with an introductory statement from the PM. Included here are the regular monthly events held in Downing Street, as well as so-called 'doorstep' interviews.

Broadcasts from 2001

These are speeches and statements by the PM, often in Parliament, that are broadcast live on this website. The link will take you to a page where you will have a number of download options.

Media interviews from 2001

Question and answer interviews with a single journalist, or articles written for the press by the PM.

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