 from a company after she spoke about the misogyny she faced over what she wears in parliament. 'If you want to be a Member of Parliament, which our job is to represent our constituents and vote – we had two very important votes yesterday, he wasn't there for them…this is issues around pensioners, this is issues around the Home Office, and he's not there,' Ms Rayner said. Mr Opik responded: 'Angela, first of all you do LBC, there are 11 dresses in your declaration…' To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Holly hit back: 'I'm not sure you're here to-', with Phillip saying: 'I'm sorry, what did you just say?' Mr Opik went on: 'You haven't got a 100% voting record yourself. Nobody has, no politician has, once again it's easy knocking [Mr Hancock] down. When it comes down to it, he's the first politician in the history of the jungle to b){kind=link}
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Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby hit back at Lembit Opik on This Morning, after he took aim at Angela Rayner over her criticism of Matt Hancock’s appearance on I’m A Celebrity.
Former politician Mr Opik, who appeared on I’m A Celebrity in 2010, and deputy Labour leader Ms Rayner appeared on This Morning ahead of Mr Hancock’s first Bushtucker trial airing on the show tonight.
Ms Rayner described his appearance as ‘offensive’ to people who struggled during the Covid-19 pandemic, and said that if he wants to raise awareness of issues like dyslexia, the jungle is not the place to do it.