Boris Johnson will lift the lid on his time in Downing Street publishing an “unrestrained” memoir called Unleashed. The former prime minister announced the book will be published by William Collins on 10 October. It promises to cover all the key moments from his time as London mayor to his role in the Brexit referendum and his stint in Downing Street between 2019 and 2022. His subsequent downfall as prime minister, just three years after winning a landslide 80-seat majority for the Conservatives in 2019, was short and devastating. His memoir will come six months after his successor Liz Truss published her own book, Ten Years to Save the West.
