Blair's 'stranded' sister-in-law enters Egypt

Former British prime minister Tony Blair’s sister-in-law has crossed into Egypt from the Gaza Strip, after she was stranded there.

Blair's 'stranded' sister-in-law enters Egypt
Sat, 20 Sep, 2008 - 16:47

Former British prime minister Tony Blair’s sister-in-law has crossed into Egypt from the Gaza Strip, after she was stranded there.

A reporter saw Lauren Booth getting her passport stamped today while inside the Egyptian side of the Rafah border terminal. Police prevented reporters from talking with her.

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