Interview with Ex-Prime Minister David Cameron as he announces his resignation as an MP

The transcript discusses the speaker's resignation from the backbenches, emphasizing support for Theresa May while acknowledging personal views on various issues. The speaker highlights the challenges of being a backbencher and the potential distraction it poses. The decision to resign is not linked to any specific policy, such as the expansion of grammar schools, but rather a broader desire to avoid being a distraction. The speaker wishes the government success in pursuing its decisions and believes leaving Parliament is the right choice.

How does the speaker express their support for Theresa May's decisions?

What reasons does the speaker provide for not wanting to be a distraction as a backbencher?

What is the speaker's stance on the expansion of grammar schools?

What does the speaker imply about the timing of their resignation?

What does the speaker hope for the government after their resignation?