Controversial Book Details David Cameron's Alleged College Sex Escapades
- 9 years ago
On Monday, British Prime Minister David Cameron's university days at Oxford were in the news - and causing national bemusement - thanks to a new book by a former Conservative Party treasurer.
Michael Ashcroft, a wealthy businessman who donated millions to the party before falling out with Cameron, has co-written "Call Me Dave," an unauthorized biography that includes allegations of undergraduate drug-taking and juvenile sexual escapades.
Extracts published Monday in the Daily Mail newspaper claim Cameron smoked marijuana with friends - often while listening to 1970s rock group Supertramp.
The book also quotes an unnamed college contemporary as saying Cameron once inserted "a private part of his anatomy" into the mouth of a dead pig during an initiation ritual for a student club.
Michael Ashcroft, a wealthy businessman who donated millions to the party before falling out with Cameron, has co-written "Call Me Dave," an unauthorized biography that includes allegations of undergraduate drug-taking and juvenile sexual escapades.
Extracts published Monday in the Daily Mail newspaper claim Cameron smoked marijuana with friends - often while listening to 1970s rock group Supertramp.
The book also quotes an unnamed college contemporary as saying Cameron once inserted "a private part of his anatomy" into the mouth of a dead pig during an initiation ritual for a student club.