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TONY BLAIR: THE MOVIE Where do you go to my lovely?

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TONY BLAIR has held talks with Oscar- winning film producer James Gay-Rees about making a featurelen­gth documentar­y of his life.

Gay-Rees is behind successful movies about Amy Winehouse and the Brazilian Formula One driver Ayrton senna.

i shouldn’t think Blair would want to delve too deeply into his own dealings with Formula One, but his overembell­ished life story would make a great screenplay.

Who is the real tony Blair? Your guess is as good as mine. Following the recent death of Peter sarstedt, i couldn’t help thinking how much Blair has in common with Marie-Claire, from Where do You Go to (My Lovely)?

Maybe the theme tune could go something like this. As always, it helps if you sing along. (Cue accordion . . .) You walk like George dubya Bush does in jeans ball-crushingly tight You dance like Gordon Brown’s sidekick On strictly on saturday nights. (Yes, you do.) You bought an overpriced

mansion in fashionabl­e Connaught square Where you keep your Rolling

stones records even though you never go there. (No, you don’t) You speak in estuary english though you went to a posh public

school in Fettes, in edinburgh, scotland Which, honestly, isn’t that cool. (You’re a fraud, yes you are) so where do you go to my lovely, When you’re not in your

Bayswater bed do you ever feel the slightest

bit guilty Over some of the things that

you’ve said? (Do you care?) i’ve heard all your overblown

speeches Your lies about WMDS About watching ‘ Wor Jackie’

Milburn Who retired when you were

just three. (Yes he did) You said things could only get

better Our future was in the EU devolution would strengthen

the Union Perhaps you really thought it

was true. (Yes you did) You claimed we had 24 hours to save the NHS But when you buggered off ten

years later it was still in a terrible mess. (Yes, it was) Where do you go to my lovely, When you’re not in your

Bayswater bed do you ever feel the slightest bit

guilty Over some of the things that

you’ve said? (’Course you don’t) When you take your summer

vacation On the yacht of some billionair­e With ‘ Lord’ Mandelson and

Reinaldo do you wonder how you ever

got there? (just a thought) And when the snow falls we find

you in davos With the others of the jet-set As you fill your ski-boots with

their millions do you ever have any regrets? (Not even one?) But where do you go to my lovely, When you’re not in your

Bayswater bed do you ever feel the slightest bit

guilty Over some of the things that

you’ve said? (Give me strength) now your name is on dictators’

speed dials From the Middle east to

Kazakhstan And the riches they pay you for

speeches You laugh. keep it just for fun, for a (ha, ha, ha) theyWas to say be that Presidenty­our realof the ambitionEU But Brexit now that we’ve voted for i’m afraid that you’re royally

screwed. (oh dear, how sad, never mind) Where do you go to my lovely, When you’re not in your

Bayswater bed do you ever feel the slightest bit

guilty Over some of the things that

you’ve said? (Not a chance) i remember that Labour conference

in Blackpool in the boozer across from the sea You were so young and ambitious A model new Labour MP. (Yes you were) so look into my face, tony Blair, And pretend you’re a straight

kinda guy, then remember the deal in

Granita it was just another one of your

lies. (Yes it was) i know where you go to, my lovely And i don’t mean Wendi

deng’s bed, One of these days you will

wake up Lying next to a dead horse’s

head . . . (Cue accordion . . .)

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