Boris Johnson's memoir, 'Unleashed,' is set for release on October 10 and spans 772 pages, reflecting on his controversial political career, including the Covid lockdowns and his tenure as Prime Minister. Reviews highlight Johnson's characteristic humor and self-awareness, as he recalls memorable moments, such as his zip wire mishap during the London Olympics and his interactions with notable figures like Prince Harry. The memoir is described as an exploration of his internal logic rather than factual accuracy, featuring both whimsical anecdotes and serious reflections on his political philosophy, particularly his belief in 'levelling up' for the UK. Despite his ousting from office amid party turmoil, there are hints of a potential return to politics, with support from some Conservative factions. Johnson's account has been dubbed 'the political memoir of the century,' promising insights into his vision for an exceptional future for the UK. His release is accompanied by media appearances, including an ITV interview with Tom Bradby, amidst ongoing discussions about the current state of the Conservative Party.