Boris Johnson's Memoir 'Unleashed' Sparks Debate Over Legacy

The former UK Prime Minister's book defends his record while facing criticism for deflecting blame.

Boris Johnson's memoir, 'Unleashed,' presents his perspective on his political career and post-Brexit Britain.
Johnson criticizes former Chancellor Rishi Sunak for lacking a post-Brexit growth strategy, likening Sunak to Brutus in a betrayal narrative.
The memoir revisits Johnson's achievements, such as the vaccine rollout and support for Ukraine, while downplaying controversies like 'Partygate.'
Critics argue the book is self-exculpatory, with Johnson blaming others for his political downfall and failing to acknowledge the consequences of Brexit.
The memoir has been described as a mix of personal anecdotes and political reflections, with some viewing it as an attempt to rehabilitate Johnson's image.