How old is Tonly Blair >> Is he English or Scotish?
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52 Born: 6 May 1953\n\nWatch our "Day in the Life of the PM" film \nDownload Hi-Res images of the PM\nThe son of a barrister and lecturer, Tony Blair was born in Edinburgh, but spent most of his childhood in Durham. At the age of 14 he returned to Edinburgh to finish his education at Fettes College. He studied law at Oxford, and went on to become a barrister himself.
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Ok, to start off, I will correct your poor spelling - the correct title is Prime Minister.\n\nAnd the answer to your question - Scotland does not have its own Prime Minister - Tony Blair is the Prime Minister for the whole of the UK.
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WELL SAID !!  As someone who has recently posted a couple of questions myself taunting england supporters.I totally agree,this is supposed to be a bit of banter,but what happened today has totally sickened me.....my best mate at work is a cockney ,so i am not anti-english,but it does not stop us ripping the pish out of each other over our teams.As i said a bit of banter.\nOn behalf of all true SCOTS and not these MORONS i send my deepest apologies to both families.
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i was under the empression that blair had made britian americas 51st state or does it only feel that way?coz if the crazy cowboy says jump fonytony says how high
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Hi my duck.\n\nWhich British accent do you like? There's many.  Scouse and Geordie are my faves.  My family all sound like pirates 'cos they're from the Southwest.  I speak R.P. (kind of like the BBC)
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I would say he is of mixed race. When he was at |Celtic he had afro type hair.
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24, pisshead from UK\nget a flight over!
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I'm one eighth French, does that help???\n\nOkay I was born and live in the UK... But I speak some French... :D Bonjour... ;)
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Let me declare an interest before I post my answer to your question. My grandmother, a young girl with eight sisters, were sent from Mayo by their family to the safety of England. They lived in a workhouse in Oldham, Lancashire. \nMy father was brought up catholic and became an altar boy. He married my mother, a protestant. My mum and dad were shunned by dad's side of the family until 12 years after teh wedding when, in 1958, I was born.\nMost of us in England only took an interest in Irish / Ulster affairs when the bombing and terror came to 'the mainland'. As a young child, accompanying my dad's family to the Irish Land League club in Oldham, i was accustomed to seeing the shamrock of Sinn Fein. It was an image that held no fear for me.\nTo me, one thing is clear. We stole Ireland from the Irish and we can never give it back. Our countries were different places at the time of partition. The time in which a United Ireland my have explored its new 'Irishness' has passed. The age has already dawned of 'the global village.' Where i live now, fellow mancunians oriniginate from Poland and eastern europe, from all points of Africa and Asia; from South America and Australasia. What was 'Englishness' has gone and some mourn; and with it the era in which a United irishness might have been explored and culivated.\nI love Ireland: i love its music and liteature, i love its people and its landscape. I am truly sorry, as a born and brought up Brit, for all that my mother country perpetrated upon my father's mother's country.\nI feel at home in Mayo, but i know it can never be my home. It is a comfort to know I can go there any time I like and have a beer or two at Molloy's.\nIreland, like England, belongs to the world now. It's yours, but it's mine, too.\n\nWith respect and warm regards\n\nScannan
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He is a classic british guy ...What else do you expect for?\n\n:D
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Jonathan Rhys Meyers, in a frock : )\n\nohgma: Ireland is most certainly NOT British, (only Northern Ireland) is, nor does the term Britain refer to the republic of Ireland. \nJRM was born in Dublin, so he's Irish.
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English guys ? How about Orlando Bloom ? Got what I mean ?
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NO, NO, and a thousand times: NO! Despite the comments I made answering a question on a different issue earlier, I wish to set the record straight and state that I am proud to call myself a citizen of the United Kingdom. I always will admit to being a fiercely proud Englishman, but I have a great affinity with Scotland and Wales, and I do love visiting both countries. I always wear a red rose and red & white ribbons on 23rd April (St George's day), but a close friend of mine always wears a daffodil or leek badge on March 1st (being a proud Welshman), and we always wish each other well on our respective Saint's days. Being Northumbrian-born, I have always loved many things Scottish, and my family and I always have a haggis on Burns' Night (we love it). So it's fair to say that despite devolution, the UK is still as cohesive as ever. God save the Queen.\n\np.s., Oh and Starshafter 1, kindly get off your high horse. We don't all hate Scotland or it's people. Be proud of who you are and learn to laugh at it, and yourselves too. We can take a bit of flack from you guys, so please learn to take a bit too.
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Let him go... All these young boys dont realise that the bottom has fallen out of the Scots market and soon will with the English market 2!  NOBODY is worth that!!!!\n\nIn fact, had a couple of glasses of wine tonight and can think of MUCH bertter ways to spend 20 grand!!!\n\nWhy dont you accept e-mail?
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the Spike of course. \nwhy? he was sarcastic and entertaining, his British accent didn't hurt, ... he was just being spike
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Anthony Charles Lynton Blair (born 6 May 1953).
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Scottish.....with a dab of russian and polish.....