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Tony Blair's emergence as a Labour Party leader in 1994 British politics marked a seismic shift for England. By 1997 he had transformed his party and become prime minister bringing to an end eighteen years of Conservative government while guiding Labour for three terms. During his tenure he dealt with the death of Princess Diana, the war on terror, negotiations for peace in Northern Ireland, reforms to British public service areas, and constant meetings with leaders on the world stage over issues that affected the entire world.

Tony Blair made his way through Great Britain's governmental system as a member of Parliament and then as Prime Minister of Great Britain in only 14 years. Representing the Labour Party he advocated modernization, helped negotiate a major peace settlement in Northern Ireland and was a strong leader freeing Kosovo of Slobodan Milosevic. In May 2005 Blair won a record third term as Prime Minister and dealt with London's terrorist bombings.

A biography of the skydiver whose brief career with the Army Golden Knights ended when his parachutes failed to open and he slammed into the ground at eighty-five miles per hour.

Text and photographs record the life, career and achievements of the athlete, scholar, orator, and actor.

Presents a biography of the star of the television show "Home Improvement, " focusing on how he turned his life around after serving a prison sentence for selling illegal drugs.