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Tony Blair became the youngest Prime Minister of the United Kingdom on May 2, 1997.

Tony Blair became the youngest Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

Tony Blair became the youngest (43 years) PM of the United Kingdom on May 2, 1997. Tony Blair is a British politician who served as PM of the United Kingdom from 1997 to 2007 and leader of Labor Party from 1994 to 2007. Tony Blair was the longest serving PM of the Labor Party. Tony Blair was the first person to lead the United Kingdom, winning three consecutive general elections in 1997, 2001 and 2005. He worked as Leader of the Opposition before becoming PM. Tony Blair became the Leader of the Labor Party by winning the general election.

Birth - 6 May 1953
Name - Anthony Charles Lynton Blair (Tony Blair)
Location - Scotland's Edinburgh
Mother's name - hazel
Father's Name - Leo (Ni Korssen) Blair
Education - Fettes College, Edinburgh
Wife's name - Cherie Blair
Party name - Labor Party

At the age of 18, Tony Blair worked for a year in London as a rock music promoter. At the age of 19, he studied jurisprudence for three years from St John's College, Oxford University. As a student, he played guitar and sang in a rock band Ugly Rumours and performed some stand-up comedy.

Eric Anderson, a teacher of Tony Blair, recalled that, "Tony was full of energy, often mischievous to the extent of misbehaving. He was quite a gurus and used to argue a lot. "
Eric Endson has said that, "Tony was very fond of checking the boundary line of rules. Like an open wire of electricity, it was full of current, spending time with it was very fun. "

Under the leadership of Tony Blair, the party used the phrase "new labor" to remove the traditional notion of labor policies and socialism. Blair referred to a new concept as "social" in the third way, in which individuals were recognized as socially, mutually dependent and provided equal value and equal opportunities to social justice, solidarity, and equal citizens of each citizen.

During his first term as a PM, the government of Tony Blair saw a large increase in public expenditure and introduced the National Minimum Wage Act, the Human Rights Act and the Information Freedom Act. His government also made a referendum, in which Scottish and Welsh voters voted in favor of dedicated administration.