Cameron has previously suggested he had no idea Ashcroft was not paying United Kingdom tax on his overseas earnings until his financial affairs were made public in 2010.
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Yes, you read it right, Cameron is being accused of inserting his penis inside of a dead pig’s mouth.
The British chief never even belonged to the sex-crazed social club that was apparently behind the stunt, which was detailed in a new book by former Conservative Party Deputy Chairman Michael Ashcroft.
There were also other embarrassing passages in the book, including revelations that Cameron was part of a “dope smoking” group at Oxford and that he allowed cocaine to be taken at his London home.
The book, which is being serialised in the Daily Mail, was co-authored by former Sunday Times political editor Isabel Oakeshott. Pushed on the claims, an uncomfortable looking George Osborne replied that: “I haven’t seen that book”.
He also alleges that the prime minister used to smoke cannabis at university, and was almost expelled from Eton after being “busted” taking the drug.
As reported by a serialized excerpt published by Daily Mail, the allegations come from a “distinguished Oxford contemporary” and MP who chose to stay shrouded in anonymity. According to No. 10 Downing Street, the PM’s place of residence, Cameron will not “dignify” these claims by responding to them.
“The author has set out his reasons for writing it”, she added.
Ashcroft claims the incident was first revealed to him by another Member of Parliament (MP) at a dinner in 2014, though the author at the time thought it was a joke.
David Cameron is a lineal descendant of King William IV. He attended Eton College, the country’s most famous private school, and Oxford, where he was a member of the Bullingdon Club, a raucous drinking-and-dining society with a reputation for drunken vandalism.
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Lord Ashcroft went on to write a highly-critical report on Cameron’s handling of the 2010 election campaign and eventually retired his parliamentary seat before this year’s general election.
