David Cameron’s memoirs: five things we learned

The former prime minister talks Brexit, drugs and drinking gin for breakfast in new book For the Record

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David Cameron announces his resignation in a speech outside 10 Downing Street on 24 June 2016
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David Cameron is set to publish tell-all memoirs this week that give a candid account of his time in politics.

The former prime minister doesn’t pull any punches in his biography, titled For the Record, describing former colleagues Boris Johnson and Michael Gove as “ambassadors for the expert-trashing, truth-twisting age of populism”, reports the BBC.

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