London: Former British PM Tony Blair had cancelled another event to launch his book, `A Journey`, at London`s Tate Modern over threats from protesters.
Guests invited to the party were told it was postponed due to possible disruption, reports the Sun.
He had already cancelled a book signing for his memoir set for today at a central London store.
It followed protests at a similar event in Dublin at the weekend, when demonstrators hurled eggs and shoes and one attempted to make a citizen`s arrest.
Blair told ITV`s `This Morning` that anti-war campaigners had vowed to demonstrate outside the Tate event.
Meanwhile, presenter Philip Schofield had him cringing as he read extracts from the book describing Blair`s nights of passion with Cherie.
One passage from `A Journey` read: "I needed that love Cherie gave me. I devoured it. I was an animal following my instinct."
Blair, 57, also revealed he never had a mobile phone as PM as he wouldn`t know how to use one.
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