David Cameron is finally preparing to unleash his potentially explosive autobiography this weekend.

David Cameron has admitted he thinks about the EU referendum every single day and says he does not support Boris Johnson's suspension of Parliament.

MPs voted to legalise gay marriage in February 2013 following a bill introduced by the former Prime Minister, but fewer than half of Conservative MPs backed Mr Cameron on the issue.

David Cameron said Boris Johnson and Michael Gove 'left the truth at home' with claims that EU membership cost £350million a week and that Turkey would join the bloc.

The incendiary promise - which would see a former Prime Minister actively working against his own party - comes amid furious backlash over the publication of Cameron's explosive memoirs.

MATTHEW GOODWIN: To many hard-working and patriotic Brits, Cameron epitomises a smug, wealthy and distant liberal caste.

The Conservative former prime minister (pictured) said Mr Johnson privately claimed there could be a 'fresh renegotiation, followed by a second referendum' - which he now says he opposes.

Mr Cameron wrote in his newly-published autobiography that the Nancy, now 15, was responding to a pupil at a school fair who had said 'f*** you' when she said she was backing Remain.

The ex-prime minister revealed that his former chancellor and right-hand man had urged him 'destroy their credibility' as leaders of the Leave campaign, saying they were 'killing' his leadership.

Mr Cameron has been scathing about the comments made on immigration by the then employment minister in the run-up to the June 2016 vote.

Michael Gove famously sabotaged the current UK Prime Minister's first leadership bid in 2016 by launching his own rival campaign, forcing Boris Johnson (pictured together) to pull out.

The Guardian was today branded 'inhumane' after claiming David Cameron's wealth and power meant he only suffered 'privileged pain' when his disabled son Ivan died in 2009.

DOMINIC LAWSON: Cameron's attempt to mix support for EU membership with the rhetoric of untrammelled national self-determination was fundamentally dishonest.

Michael Gove assured the then-PM that he would 'make one speech and that's it' after he came out in favour of Brexit, Mr Cameron (pictured in an ITV interview today) has revealed.

David Cameron (pictured in an ITV interview which aired last night) also criticised Mr Johnson's decision to prorogue Parliament, accusing him of 'sharp practice'.

Former PM David Cameron insisted that the cuts had been necessary and suggested he should have forced them through faster.

Janet Street-Porter, 72, revealed on Loose Women that former Prime Minister David Cameron had asked her for writing advice at a party, after struggling to find his 'voice', while writing his memoirs.

Former PM David Cameron has come up with a way of easing his pain over the disastrous end to his timing in No10 - by hunting and naming his prey after Boris Johnson and Michael Gove.

Former Prime Minister David Cameron said he was left 'scratching his head' by some of the rulings that John Bercow (pictured) made as Speaker of the Commons.

The extraordinary claim about Mr Cameron's Oxford student days emerged in a book by Lord Ashcroft and Isabel Oakeshott on the eve of the Conservative conference in 2015.

In an editorial, for which it has since apologised, the Guardian claimed the UK's former Prime Minister Mr Cameron had suffered only 'privileged pain' over the death of his disabled son at the age of six.

David Cameron has urged Boris Johnson to forgive the 21 Remainer rebels he stripped of the Tory whip as the former PM failed to guarantee he will vote Conservative if there is a No Deal Brexit.

David Cameron, 52, was left red faced after he accidentally swore while on This Morning today. While discussing the Brexit bus, he claimed he'd 's**t at the TV', leaving the hosts in hysterics.

Samantha Cameron, 48, donned her own design from her Cefinn fashion line as she joined her husband David Cameron on This Morning to talk about their lives after living at No.10 Downing Street.

David and Samantha Cameron appeared on This Morning with Philip and Holly. The former PM's wife admitted she had 'a few rollies' and a beer while packing up after his resignation.

The then Tory and Lib Dem leaders appeared all smiles as they formed the coalition government in 2010, after Cameron failed to win a majority of seats in the election.

RICHARD KAY: The Queen has always strived to be above politics. At the time of the referendum, Buckingham Palace was at great pains to stress that it was a matter for the Scottish people

David Cameron was today accused of blabbing about the Queen again as he revealed she would drive him at 'breakneck speeds' around the Balmoral estate (pictured together there in 2013).

STEPHEN GLOVER: David Cameron's memoir suggests Boris Johnson 'didn't believe' in Brexit and Michael Gove is a 'floam-flecked Faragist'. Will be a hit with those who wish the Tory party ill.

John Bercow has launched a stinging attack on David Cameron as he accused the former prime minister of believing he is 'born to rule'.

HARRY COLE: Gathering last weekend for the traditional Remembrance Day commemorations, I hear things were rather tense among the former premiers.

Dr Denzil Douglas was detained at the airport by UK Border Force three weeks ago but he could not explain why he was attempting to leave the country with the cash.

Former prime minister David Cameron, who resigned after the UK voted for Brexit in 2016, said the Conservative majority win today was an 'extraordinary' and 'powerful' result.

Carrie Symonds, 31, was the picture of laid back style as she joined boyfriend Boris Johnson, 55, on the steps of Number 10 this morning, hours after the Tories' landslide victory.

HARRY COLE: The victorious Prime Minister hit the town on Friday night to go to a party for Tory staff at Mayfair hotel Brown's, hosted by billionaire Sir Rocco Forte.

Former Tory Party leader Iain Duncan Smith - the self-declared 'quiet man' of politics - receives a knighthood. He has been regarded as the 'architect' of universal credit.

The London-born wife of former prime minister David Cameron shared a snap of her modelling a new blue maxi dress for her fashion range Cefinn on Instagram, praising its loose, relaxed fit.

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The TV stalwart, 38, donned a £390 dress from Cefinn, the womanswear line helmed by former Prime Minister David Cameron's wife Samantha, however the dress was met with mixed responses

Donald Tusk described the The Circus in Bath, Somerset, as a 'circle of boring identical facades' and said 'god knows why' it has heritage status, in his memoir Szczerze.

HARRY COLE: Given the National Crime Agency, the UK's FBI, is probing where the cash is from, is such behaviour becoming of a member of Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council?

SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE: As Prince Harry licks his wounds after admitting he 'had no option' but to quit royal duties, David Cameron offered him some support.

David Cameron today insisted he believes the UK will be able to make a success of Brexit as he hailed the 'very big day' for Britain.

Boris Johnson's approach to David Cameron suggests he has healed a rift with his former Eton friend which formed during the 2016 Brexit referendum.

Boris Johnson had hoped his predecessor and long-standing rival would be a 'big hitting' president of the crucial UN conference - known as COP26.

The UN summit, known as COP26, has become mired in controversy after David Cameron and William Hague both refused to host it in Glasgow in November.

KATE FALL: Trouble began to brew from early 2012, with a flow of briefings allegedly from Michael's operation. People seemed to be picked out for special treatment.

The Mail on Sunday's T.D.Isacke checked into The Kingham Plough in Oxfordshire. He says the 17th Century stone pub has six 'comfortable' rooms and food that 'suits the rustic setting'.

Kate Fall reveals how, even though the Conservatives had won an unexpected majority in the 2015 General Election, the issue of Europe quickly began to divide David Cameron's key allies.

UK negotiators are said to be ready to reject clauses requiring the country to sign up as part of a trade agreement with Brussels, with Home Secretary Priti Patel among the convention's critics.