 said they hadn't forgiven him and 21.5% were undecided. Shamed Hancock, 44, is also only winning over a minority of viewers with his jungle antics on ITV, the new data suggests. A One Poll survey of over 1500 people showed that two-thirds of people still had the same opinion of the disgraced MP as before he went into camp. A total of 33% said their opinion had changed about the former Health Secretary. And of those 88% admitted they liked him more than before. Research Director at OnePoll Harry Gove, who carried out the survey said: "It appears from the results that Matt Hancock is managing to slowly sway some viewers and is apparently becoming more likeable. Just 26% of people in Britain forgive him ( ITV) "And while the MP still has some campmates to win over, he has a bigger job on his hands in winning over the show's viewers and a long long way to go in securing the nation's forgiveness." The results show some support for Hancock and back up the bookmakers' odds suggesting Hancock is no longer likely to be the first contestant evicted from camp. He is now as short as 7/1 to be king of the jungle and only fourth favourite to leave first behind Scarlette Douglas, Charlene White and Sue Cleaver. Voters have stopped forcing him to do daily trials and also made him camp leader. There was also chaos outside camp yesterday as a banner trying to force Hancock out of the shown was flown overhead. Most haven't forgiven him while some are){kind=link}
The MP was forced to resign as health secretary after footage surfaced of him embracing his aide Gina Coladangelo at a time when this would breach his own rules on physical contact
Just 26% of people in Britain forgive campmate Matt Hancock for breaking covid guidelines.
The MP was forced to resign as health secretary after footage surfaced of him embracing his aide Gina Coladangelo at a time when this would breach his own rules on physical contact.
In a new poll the majority (53.5%) said they hadn’t forgiven him and 21.5% were undecided.
Shamed Hancock, 44, is also only winning over a minority of viewers with his jungle antics on ITV, the new data suggests.