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Published 12:46 23 Sept 2015 BST
Updated 12:47 23 Sept 2015 BST
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According to the story in Ashcroft's unauthorised biography, Cameron and his pal were approached by a pair of Russian spies, one of whom was Igor Kuznetsov, who would go on to become a KGB colonel.
The Mirror reports the Russians even tried to snare Mr Cameron, who was oblivious to proceedings, with a honeytrap.
According to a quote attributed to Kuznetsov: "David Cameron kept going but asked us to find some 'grass' for him or maybe something stronger. We promised to do it the next day."
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