 'And secondly, many farmers in Suffolk are under threat of losing their farms, they're going to purchase them by compulsory purchase. And they're so worried." The cleaning guru continued: 'Now they've appealed to him [ Matt Hancock ] on two very serious things, their livelihood, their families, and he is supposed to be sorting it out. 'Now how can he meet his constituents when he's gone into the jungle for three weeks?' Matt Hancock shouldn't be going on the show according to cleaning guru Kim Mr Hancock should be stripped of his MP salary for signing up to I'm A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here, according to the nation. Nearly three quarters of Brits polled (72 per cent) said the former Health Secretary should not receive a penny of his estimated £84,000 annual MP salary while he's in the jungle. Mr Hancock, who has claimed he's 'contactable for constituency emergencies' has sparked a huge backlash for deciding to go on the ITV show. Nearly 6 out of 10 (56 per cent) thought it was a bad move for the MP, while just 15% consider it a 'good move' according to the new research by OnePoll. And 48 per cent say they'll be voting for him for EV){kind=link}
How Clean Is Your House star Kim Woodburn says disgraced MP Matt Hancock should not being going on I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! ahead of his debut on the ITV show
Kim Woodburn has slammed Matt Hancock for going on I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here!
The How Clean Is Your House star, 80, was a contestant on the show in 2009 and reckons the disgraced MP has no place in the new series.
Speaking to Mark Dolan on GB News, Kim said that although anyone had a right to appear on the show, Mr Hancock’s position as a serving MP meant it was ‘inappropriate’.
She said: “He has a constituency. You see you can’t let people down. That’s exactly what he’s done.