Britain's former Prime Minister David Cameron will write his autobiography, Sky News reported.

It is specified that the “frank” account will look at events such as the devastating Brexit defeat which sparked his resignation, and the lost vote on military action in Syria as well as other weighty subjects, such as the bombing of Libya and the Scottish independence referendum.

Cameron stated that he would try to tell about motives by which he was guided, as well as he would explain his decisions and give a view on his successes and failures.

“I am looking forward to having the opportunity to explain the decisions I took and why I took them. I will be frank about what worked and what didn't,” ex-PM said.

In addition, the book will also include the life of Cameron’s family when he was PM.

There is no title for the book so far but its publisher, William Collins, expects it to be in shops sometime in 2018.