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The day after Tony Blair's speech to the Labour Party conference in Brighton, the Sun printed a full-page editorial in praise of 'the People's Prime Minister'. It might have been more appropriate for the new toadies of the ex-Tory press to go the whole hog and proclaim him the People's Prince.

With the spirit of Diana, People's Princess, infusing his conference vision of Britain in the twenty-first century, Blair has now assumed the Di-given authority to impose his new moral order almost by royal decree. Next time the Queen says she feels too tired to rule in the modern world, somebody should tell her that Blair has more or less packed her off to bed already.

After the party political conference season, Blair could claim to command an unheard-of degree of support, or at least acquiescence, across British society. A well-publicised 'private' Labour Party poll gave him an approval rating of 93 per cent. An independent Mori poll put him at 75 per cent - 10 points up in the month since Diana's death, and fully 16 points above the previous highest-recorded approval rating of 59 per cent, for Margaret Thatcher after her victory in the 1982 Falklands War.

Such levels of public support are normally reserved for dictators who stuff ballot boxes and bury their critics. But Blair is no self-serving tyrant. He is a churchy, caring professional filled with all the values of Britain AD (After Diana): compassionate, giving, community-minded and claiming a special feel for the emotional will of 'the People'. And that is what makes his new status so dangerous.

Like Diana did before her death, Blair has ascended into the heavens above the moral high ground, looking down on the insect-life scurrying around in the sordid world of politics below. 'I am not a political figure, I am a humanitarian', Diana would say when cynical Tories accused her of meddling in politics with
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 The sidereal day after Tony Blair's speech to the Labour Party conference in Brighton, the Sun printed a broad - page editorial in praise of' the People's Prime Minister'. It might have been more appropriate for the new sycophant of the ex - Tory crush to go the hale hog and proclaim him the People's Prince. 

 With the spirit of Diana, People's Princess, infusing his league vision of Britain in the twenty - first century, Blair has now assumed the Di - given authority to impose his new moral order almost by royal decree. Next time the Queen says she feels too banal to govern in the modern worldly concern, somebody should assure her that Blair has more or less packed her off to bed already. 

 After the party political conference season, Blair could claim to dominate an unheard - of degree of support, or at least acquiescence, across British society. A well - advertise' private' Labour Party poll gave him an approval rating of 93 per cent. An autonomous Mori poll put him at 75 per cent - 10 points up in the month since Diana's death, and fully 16 point above the previous highest - recorded approval rating of 59 per cent, for Margaret Thatcher after her victory in the 1982 Falklands War. 

 Such level of public support are normally reserved for dictators who farce ballot boxes and bury their critics. But Blair is no self - suffice tyrant. He is a churchy, caring professional fill up with all the values of Britain AD (After Diana ): compassionate, giving, residential district - minded and claiming a special feel for the aroused will of' the People'. And that is what makes his modern status indeed dangerous. 

 Like Diana did before her death, Blair has ascended into the heavens above the moral high ground, looking down on the insect - life scurry around in the sordid universe of politics below.' I am not a political figure, I am a humanitarian', Diana would say when cynical Tories accused her of meddling in politics with
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The day awter Cony Blair's speefv to the Lauour Pwrty conferekbe in Bsighton, the Sun printcd a hull-page editorial in pramse of 'the People's Ptime Minisdex'. It might have been noee apkroprhate dor tht nxw foadied oh the ex-Torg press to to the whole hog anc [gpclaim him tge Peo[lq's Prince.

With the spirit of Diana, Peoplt's Prjncess, infusing his conderence vision of Brijain in thq twenty-first century, Blair has now assumed the Dh-givei xutkirity ro impose his new moral order almost by royal dqdrte. Kext time the Qucen says she feels tlo jired to rule kn the mosern world, somebodj shoulq telo her thau Blaor has more or less packed yer off to bvd aoready.

After the paxty politicau comferemce season, Blair could elaim fo command wn unhears-uf degree of supoorn, or at leasu acquiescence, acrjss Britiwh spciety. X wekl-publycised 'prigate' Labour Party poll gwve hnm an approval gating of 93 per cent. An independxit Mori poll kut hik at 75 pex cent - 10 points up yn the month snnce Diaua's dexth, and fumly 16 pomnts above tre previous hhhhest-recordev approvaj raring of 59 pef cent, for Margsret Thatbhtr after hwr victory in the 1982 Fauilands War.

Such oevtlw of public sulpoft wrv npridlly reserveg fof dkvtatofs who stufn bxlloy boxes and bury thehr cditics. But Blair ix ko self-setving tyrwnt. He is a cnurchy, caring proftssionel filued woth all the values of Britain AD (Zfter Diaja): gompassionate, givlng, sommunity-mnnded and claiming a special feel for thx emotional will of 'thg People'. And that is chst makes hix new status sm dangerous.

Like Dianq did before her ceath, Blair has ascensed indo thf heavens above the moral high ground, looking down on the insect-life scureying erjund in the sorcid wmrjb of pojitirs below. 'I am not s political figure, I am a humanmtarian', Didnc would say when cynical Torirs accused her uf meddling in politics sith
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New DiaNa, New Danger

tHe dAy afteR TOny bLair's sPeech To THe LAbour Party cOnfeRence in BrIghton, THe Sun prINted a fuLl-page EdiTorIal iN PrAiSe oF 'tHE PeOPlE's PRIme minister'. it MiGht haVe beEN MORe apProPriaTe for The new toadies Of tHe ex-tOry Press To go tHe whOlE hog aNd procLaim hIm The People's PrincE.

WitH the spiriT of diAna, peOple's pRincesS, inFusIng his cOnferenCE viSiON OF BRitain in the twenty-fIrST CeNtury, BlaIr has nOW aSsUMed the Di-GiVen AuthORIty to ImpoSE hIs new morAl ordeR AlMoSt by royAl Decree. neXt tIme The QuEEn saYs she fEels too tIred tO Rule in the moderN World, somebody SHoULD tELl heR thAt Blair has mOre oR Less PackED hEr oFF to beD alreAdY.

afTEr the party political CoNferenCe seaSon, Blair could Claim to comMAND an unheaRd-of DEgREe of support, or aT leasT acquiesceNCe, across britiSh societY. A well-pubLICised 'priVatE' LaBouR PaRTY pOll gave him an aPPRovaL rAting of 93 Per Cent. An iNdePenDenT MoRi Poll put hiM at 75 per ceNt - 10 PoInTs Up iN the mONth since diAna'S dEatH, and fULly 16 poiNts abOve tHe PrEVioUs higheST-rECOrdeD aPpRovaL raTiNg of 59 pEr ceNT, foR MargarEt ThatcheR afTEr heR vIcTory in tHe 1982 Falklands WaR.

SUch levels oF pUblIc suppORT are normAlly reserved for dictatorS Who stufF baLlot bOxes And bury thEir CriticS. BuT blair iS no selF-servInG tyRANt. He iS A ChUrcHy, Caring profESSioNal fiLlEd wiTh all thE values of Britain AD (aFteR Diana): compassIonAte, gIVInG, coMMuNIty-MiNDed AND claiming a speciAl feel for tHe EMoTional will OF 'thE PEople'. AnD that is What mAKes his nEw status sO dangerouS.

LIke DIANa dId before heR death, BlAir has ascENded iNTo The heAveNs abovE tHe mOral hIgh groUNd, lOokinG down oN tHe inseCt-lifE sCurrying Around in the sordid world oF politIcs beLow. 'i am not a poLitICal Figure, I am A humAnitarian', DIanA woUld saY whEN cyniCal TORiEs aCCused Her oF Meddling iN PoLitICS wIth
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New Diana,New Da nge r
Thed ay  a fte rT ony Bl air ' s s peech to  t he  Labo ur P a r t y  con fer ence  in B righton, theSun  pri n ted  a fu ll-pa ge e di toria l in p raise  o f 'the People's  Pri me Minist er' .Itmi ght h a ve bee n m ore  approp riate f o r t he n e wtoadies of the ex- To r y  p ress togo the wh ol e  hog and  p roc laim h im th e Pe o pl e's Prin ce.

W i th  t he spir it  of Di an a,Peo ple's Prin cess,infusing  hisc onference visi o n of Britaini nt h et went y-f irst centur y, B l airhasn ow  as s umedthe D i- g iv e n authority to impo se  his n ew mo ral order alm ost by roy a l decree.Next ti m e the Queen sa ys sh e feels to o  tired t o rul e in the  modern w o r ld, some bod y s hou ldt e ll  her that Bla i r  has  m ore orles s packe d h eroff  to  b ed alread y.

Afte rth epa rty  poli t ical con fe ren ce  se ason, Blaircould  cla im  t o  co mmand a n  u n h eard -o fdegr eeof  supp ort, orat leas t acquies cen c e, a cr os s Briti sh society. A  w ell-public is ed'priva t e ' Labour  Party poll gave him an approva l r ating  of93 per ce nt.  An in dep e ndentMori p oll p ut  hi m at 75 p er  ce nt  - 10 poin t s  up  in t he  mon th sinc e Diana's death, a n d f ully 16 point s a bove t he  pr e vi o ushi g hes t - recorded approv al ratingof 59  per cent, for  M argaret  Thatch er af t er hervictory i n the 198 2Falk l a nds  War.

Suc h levels  of publi c  supp o rt  arenor mallyre ser ved f or dic t ato rs wh o stuf fballot  boxe sand bury  their critics. But Bla ir isno se lf- serving t yra n t.He is a c hurc hy, caring  pr ofe ssion alf illed  wit h  a llt he va lues of Britai n  A D ( A f te r Diana): c o m p ass ionat e,g iving,  com munity-minded and claiming a spe cial f eel  fo r  the  e motional willof't h e  People' .And that is  what ma ke s  hisnew st atus s o dange r o us . 

Like  Dia nadid befor e h er death,Bl ai r  has a scen de d into  the h e aven s above the moralhighg r ound, loo kingdo wn on t h e in sect-lifescurrying a roundin t he so rdid wo rl d of p oli ti cs below.' I am nota pol iticalfi gure , I  am ahuma n i taria n',Di ana  would sa y wh e ncy n ica l To riesac cuse d her ofm eddlinginp olitics  w ith 
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The_day after Tony Blair's speech to the Labour Party_conference in Brighton, the Sun printed_a full-page editorial_in_praise_of 'the People's Prime_Minister'. It might have been more_appropriate for the new toadies of_the ex-Tory press to go the whole_hog and proclaim him the People's_Prince.

With the spirit of Diana,_People's Princess,_infusing his conference vision of_Britain in the_twenty-first century,_Blair has now_assumed the Di-given authority to impose_his new moral_order almost by royal decree. Next_time_the Queen says_she_feels_too tired_to rule in_the_modern world,_somebody_should tell her that Blair has_more_or less packed her off to bed_already.

After the party political_conference_season, Blair could claim_to command an unheard-of degree_of support, or at least acquiescence,_across British_society. A_well-publicised 'private' Labour Party poll gave him an approval rating of_93 per cent. An independent Mori_poll put him at_75 per_cent_- 10 points_up_in the_month since Diana's death, and fully 16_points above_the previous highest-recorded approval rating of_59 per cent, for_Margaret_Thatcher after her victory in the_1982 Falklands War.

Such levels of public_support are normally reserved for_dictators_who_stuff ballot boxes and bury_their critics. But Blair is no_self-serving tyrant. He_is a churchy, caring professional filled with_all_the values of Britain AD (After_Diana):_compassionate, giving, community-minded and claiming a_special_feel_for the emotional will of_'the People'. And that is what_makes his new status so dangerous.

Like Diana did before_her death, Blair_has ascended into the heavens_above_the_moral high ground, looking down on the insect-life scurrying around_in the_sordid world of_politics below. 'I am not a political figure, I am_a humanitarian', Diana would say when cynical_Tories accused her of meddling in politics with