![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/bookies-slash-odds-on-matt-hancock-to-win-im-a-celeb/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/TELEMMGLPICT000315764606_trans_NvBQzQNjv4BqSxJ7GTJiVLk-O0OCtimsONFZvKzkxzGz6x4H5ce4VB8.jpeg&description=Bookmakers have slashed the odds on Matt Hancock MP winning I'm a Celeb despite criticism for joining the reality ITV show. The former Health Secretary is third favourite to win and even has a legion of teenage fans eight days after appearing Down Under. He lost the Conservative whip for taking part while still serving the constituents of West Suffolk. Punters were offered 40/1 odds for the MP to win when the show started on November 6 - 10th out of 12 celebrities taking part. Betfair now says he is 6/1 third favourite to be crowned King of the Jungle after Lioness Jill Scott and rugby star Mike Tindall, according to Sky News. William Hill gave him 5/1 odds with the same top-three running order. PM Rishi Sunak expressed his "disappointment" over his 44-year-old former Cabinet colleague's decision as he received a frosty reception from campmates. The MP who was sacked from his ministerial position for breaking his Covid rules during an affair was unsuprisingly voted to take on grisly Bushtucker trials on the show. His Conservative former colleagues have been dialling into the show to have him to take on a string of grisly tasks including facing up to a coffin full of snakes. Having gamely eaten a camel's penis, a sheep's vagina and a fish eye, a section of the viewing public now appears to have warmed to him. Mr Hancock, who previously said he "does not expect to serve in Government again", was voted to become leader of the camp earlier this week after the public voted for him to face his fifth consecutive trial. During a discussion among the contestants about missing the news back in the UK, Sue Cleaver asked Hancock about his opinion on Truss's short-lived premiership, saying: "What do you think went wrong, Matt?" "In a way they were unlucky, in that globally interest rates all went up just at the time that they were also...bringing in a financial statement where you say, 'We're going to do all these expensive things and we're not going to say how we're going to pa){kind=link}
Former health secretary is now third favourite after gamely eating a camel’s penis, a sheep’s vagina and a fish eye
Bookmakers have slashed the odds on Matt Hancock MP winning I’m a Celeb despite criticism for joining the reality ITV show.
The former Health Secretary is third favourite to win and even has a legion of teenage fans eight days after appearing Down Under.
He lost the Conservative whip for taking part while still serving the constituents of West Suffolk.
Punters were offered 40/1 odds for the MP to win when the show started on November 6 – 10th out of 12 celebrities taking part.