David Cameron to film behind the scenes interview with Sir Trevor McDonald

By Rosa Prince, Political Correspondent Published: 5:52PM GMT 03 Mar 2010

The Tory personality will be filmed as he attends Parliament and binds discuss events over the subsequent week prior to the hour-long programme is aired on Mothering Sunday Mar 14.

It comes after Gordon Brown postulated a rarely personal talk to Piers Morgan, the luminary bent show judge, in that he discussed the genocide of his daughter and rows with Tony Blair, that was screened on Valentines Day last month.

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Mr Cameron was asked to crop up on Mr Morgans show but declined, observant that he elite to do "something a bit some-more substantial".

The ITV1 special, to be called Trevor McDonald Meets David Cameron, will be followed by a programme featuring Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat leader.

Sir Trevor said: "At such a erotically appealing time, I"m gay to be means to give viewers a singular glance in to the hold up of the man who hopes to lead the subsequent government."

A orator for the Conservative Party added: "David Cameron is gay to be you do this programme with such a well-loved and highly-respected journalist."

Mr Cameron has stepped up his appearances on some-more renouned air wave and air wave programmes, continually looming on the GMTV lounge as well as stations such as Heart FM and talkSPORT.

The run-up to the ubiquitous election, that contingency be hold by June, will for the initial time underline a array of televised debates in in between the leaders of the main domestic parties.

During 3 clashes, members of the open will be means to put questions to Mr Brown, Mr Cameron and Mr Clegg, with the leaders additionally speedy to discuss issues in in between themselves.

As the front-runner, the Tory personality is thought to have the majority to lose from the clashes, nonetheless of the 3 men he is at large concurred as the majority skilful actor in front of the cameras.

Sir Trevor McDonald said: "At such a erotically appealing time, Im gay to be means to give viewers a singular glance in to the hold up of the man who hopes to lead the subsequent Government"