Rishi Sunak has said he's 'disappointed with Matt [Hancock's] decision.' to join I'm A Celebrity and thinks ‘MPs should be working hard for their constituents’.
When asked whether he would be watching the programme, Mr Sunak told the newspaper: ‘I genuinely won’t have the time is the honest answer.’Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, who sits as an independent MP after having the whip removed by his party, also criticised Mr Hancock’s move.
Speaking at a cost-of-living protest on Saturday, Mr Corbyn told the PA news agency: ‘I think it’s complete nonsense that he goes on I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here. ‘He’s a member of Parliament, he’s got a constituency, he should be representing them, not himself on some sort of personality parade.’Matt Hancock has defended his decision to enter the Australian jungle, saying he wanted to ‘go where the people are’
The former health secretary will join stars including Boy George, Mike Tindall, Sue Cleaver, Jill Scott, and Chris Moyles.‘We’ve also got, not one, but‘We’ll be rolling out the welcome mat for them very soon,’ Dec smiled.
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