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The National Archives in Kew Have Today Released 200 Digitised Files From the Cabinet Office.
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The National Archives in Kew have today released 200 digitised files from the Cabinet Office.
It’s been revealed Sir Tony Blair was urged to pay back thousands of pounds worth of discounts he received on designer clothes. Documents handed over to the National Archives in Kew show the former Prime Minister was advised to pay more than £7,600 back. The archived files also reveal Britain’s ambassador warned George W Bush was determined to overthrow Saddam Hussein as part of a “mission” to rid the world of “evil-doers”. Sir Christopher Meyer…
Latest release of Cabinet Office and Prime Ministers' papers - The National Archives
We have digitised 200 files which have been released by the Cabinet Office. This release includes previously retained files from the Prime Minister’s Office covering Tony Blair’s administration. It also includes records from the administrations of Margaret Thatcher and John Major. The files will be available to search in due course via our online catalogue – Discovery. Meanwhile they are available to download and view below. Due to their large s…
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