Protesters heckle Blair on Bermuda holiday

British Prime Minister Tony Blair was heckled by anti-war protesters when he arrived in Bermuda for a family holiday, days before his talks about Iraq with US president George Bush and United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan.

British Prime Minister Tony Blair was heckled by anti-war protesters when he arrived in Bermuda for a family holiday, days before his talks about Iraq with US president George Bush and United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan.

A small, but vocal group of protesters lined a road outside the British territory’s airport yesterday, criticising Mr Blair.

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