Margaret Moore

coverage of David Cameron 's memoirs dominated on Saturday the Newspapers.

"I'm sorry. I don't" is the headline on The Front .

In an interview with The Paper , the former Prime Minister says victory for the Exit Campaign in the referendum, he confirmed, has left him "extremely depressed", and he knows that some people will not forgive him.

Mr Cameron says he had a "robust exchange" with people on The Street about the painful voices of consequences of a British EU-exit.

In an editorial, The Paper 's associate editor Camilla Tominey, describes the book as a mix of "eye-watering openness" and "annoying " understatement".

she believes that Cameron's confirmation that he "not foresee" that many Tories wanted out of the EU, a "surprising admission".

Ms Tominey adds that the fact that he now thinks that a second referendum may be necessary, suggests he "still can't accept that the original result".

from the book. He highlights Mr Cameron's commitment to the Smoking of cannabis, with his wife, Samantha, and always "from the head", while in Eton .

reports that Boris Johnson has set out plans to fast-track all-Brexit deal through the Parliament in just 10 days.

It says number 10 press until late in the night and weekend sessions, if a deal can be secured at the EU summit in mid-October.

The Paper indicates that the value of the pound rose in the midst of the "growing optimism" that the Prime Minister had moved away from a no offer the UK's EU-exit to a compromise largely on predecessor, Theresa May deal with.

It is a completely different result with The Woman , who was sentenced former English cricketer Geoffrey Boycott , attacked.

It has a picture of the 67-year-old Margaret Moore on the title page and describes them as "angry" about his new knighthood awarded. She says The Paper , he deserves it and it is "disgusting".

. Dominique Haumant says The Paper stands by its decision to condemn him and his behavior to complain during the process was "value". Boycott has always the allegations are denied.

Finally, several contributions report on the reunification of the two Ex-Beatles recording of "lost" - song written by John Lennon , the year before his death in 1980.

says Sir Ringo Starr could be the support of Sir Paul McCartney for The Song means Alt to Me.

It explains how Sir Ringo, The Song was introduced by a producer, worked on Lennon's Double Fantasy album.

He says it made him to sing emotional, because it brought back memories of his band mates. The Song will be released in the next month.

Source of news: bbc.com