article_snippet.sent: Tony Blair has said Tony Blair does not want to retire until Tony Blair is 91 – as Tony Blair unveiled plans to set up a ‘cadre’ of ex-leaders to advise governments around the world.
article_snippet.sent: In an interview with the magazine Newsweek Mr Blair said The former Prime Minister did not want to retire until The former Prime Minister was 91 years old .
article_snippet.sent: Last night, Tory MPs expressed horror at the prospect of Tony Blair remaining in public life for another 30 years.
article_snippet.sent: Andrew Percy, another Conservative MP, said: 'There are many people who would be only too happy to send Tony Blair to the farthest reaches of Planet Earth.'
article_snippet.sent: Conservative MP Andrew Percy dismissed Tony Blair claims about not retiring until Tony Blair is 91 years old .
article_snippet.sent: But, speaking to Newsweek, Tony Blair insisted Tony Blair international work would continue, saying Tony Blair wanted to emulate ex-Israeli president Shimon Peres who is still politically active at the age of 91.
article_snippet.sent: I’ve got decades,’ said Tony Blair in an unpublished transcript of the Newsweek interview.
article_snippet.sent: ‘Tony Blair is literally exactly 30 years older than Tony Blair.
article_snippet.sent: I want to be seeing someone when ITony Blair 91 after having had medical tests which show ITony Blair getting younger.
article_snippet.sent: The thought of actually retiring is not… Look, you have to got to have some self-awareness of these things.
article_snippet.sent: Tony Blair said Tony Blair wanted to emulate former Israeli president Shimon Peres who is still politically active aged 91 .
highlights_snippet.sent: The former Prime Minister claimed The former Prime Minister has 'decades' of work left in The former Prime Minister .
  