Mrs Blair was at a lunch connected to the summit, where guests included Jimmy Choo shoe boss Tamara Mellon

They came to New York from all over the world poverty problems need to be solved urgently. But as the great and the good dispute global hunger, cherie Blair allow yourself to a distraction.

"Who wouldn't want to Mauritius," his wife said, hear the former prime minister of the country Boolell Arvin foreign minister approached her, she gave a lively speech for the rights of women.
Later, Mr Blair Boolell confirmed his wife invited to the Indian Ocean to open a business center, idyll in November.

Hobnobbing: Cherie Blair delivered a rousing speach on empowering women in poverty stricken countries before tucking into a sumptuous lunch in the company of A-listers and diplomats

Mrs Blair was at a lunch connected to the summit, where guests included billionaire Richard Branson, Live Aid activist Bob Geldof, Jimmy Choo shoe boss Tamara Mellon and Hollywood actress Geena Davies.