'You can't call it a peace board': Ex-Blair minister
January 22, 2026
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as posted by the channelTom Swarbrick is joined by Barry Gardiner, a Labour MP known for his work in Tony Blair's government, to discuss Trump's Board of Peace.
The US president will be chairman of the peace council, which will initially focus on ending the conflict in Gaza before moving on to other wars. Tony Blair has said he is "honoured" to be appointed as part of the team.
Right-wing leaders, including Argentina's president Javier Milei and Hungary's prime minister Viktor Orban, joined Mr Trump on stage at Davos as part of the ensemble, which consists of 18 men and one woman.
"Today the world is richer, safer and much more peaceful than it was just a year ago," Mr Trump said.
Foreign secretary Yvette Cooper has said that the UK will not take part due to concerns of the involvement of Vladimir Putin, "being part of something which is talking about peace".
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