Michael Gove: 'I haven't spoken to David Cameron in a while'

Former Education and Justice Secretary Michael Gove has given his first television interview since the Brexit referendum.

Gove, who had a long-standing friendship with former Prime Minister David Cameron revealed that he hasn't spoken to him since the vote.

"It's a while since I've spoken to him, but we disagreed on a fundamental question," he admitted.

Gove was accused of treachery and stabbing Vote Leave ally Boris Johnson in the back when he stood against him for the Conservative Leadership back in June. However, he stressed today that he has no regrets about the matter as he launched Change Britain's immigration commission which focusses on how to make immigration work for working class people.

He added that he thought thought PM was doing a "good job" as PM, saying: "I think Theresa May is handling Brexit well. You must not reveal too much."