David Yelland once asked if Tony Blair was ‘the most dangerous man in Britain’ on the front page of The Sun, which he edited from 1998 to 2003 because of the fear he would take the UK into the single currency without a vote. He is still opposed to the UK being part of the Euro but believes Britain must remain IN the EU. He is the Founder of PR firm Kitchen Table Partners and was of nine years a Partner at Brunswick. He left News Corporation in 2004 to attend Harvard Business School.
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