 are wrong if we think you can only do that on the traditional political shows where you are mainly only talking to people who take an active interest in politics. 'It's important we engage with everyone, including young people, in who our politicians are, and this programme is a good way to do that. I am looking forward to it.' Hancock is expected to enter the jungle tonight, alongside comedian Seann Walsh, and take part in the next Bushtucker Trial. Get in tou){kind=link}
NEWS… BUT NOT AS YOU KNOW IT
Matt Hancock said he does not expect to be given a ministerial role in government ever again.
The former health secretary has caused quite a stir with his decision to take part in ITV’s I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! – some 10,000 miles away from his constituents in West Suffolk.
But he has defended his time in the spotlight, insisting he will still be available to residents.
Speaking ahead of his arrival in camp, he said: ‘I don’t expect to serve in government again but there are lots of ways you can communicate and engage with people.