George Osborne hints at front line political return as he refuses to write his memoirs
Former Chancellor sparks speculation after memoir refusal
GEORGE Osborne has sparked speculation he could return to front line politics by refusing to write his memoirs.
The former Chancellor explained that big political figures who have recently left office must try hard to avoid “a number of pitfalls”.
Mr Osborne, 45, added: “We don’t know how the story ends.”
The MP for Tatton in Cheshire, revealed he had spent the summer “contemplating” his career.
Despite being a cheerleader for Remain in the EU vote, Mr Osborne hoped the public recognised “the turnaround” achieved in the economy.
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He also denied having regrets about his role on the losing side in the June 23 referendum
We don’t know how the story ends
George Osborne
Mr Osborne said: “I made my arguments, a majority of British people didn’t accept them, and that’s that.
“In a democracy, you listen and you learn.”