Cameron, who became the first British leader to document his financial affairs, paid 76,000 pounds in tax on an income of more than 200,000 pounds in 2014-15
He said the threat of thousands of job losses was "very difficult" and that his government would do "everything it can" but warned there were "no guarantees of success"
This, after Tata Steel said it would pull out of UK, putting thousands of jobs at risk
Cameron's EU deal just worth paper it's written on
Says he will campaign "heart and soul" for membership; his ally, Gove, to campaign to leave EU
Cameron will now hold an emergency cabinet meet today, ahead of the referendum expected on June 23