 said the former Health Secretary should not receive a penny of his estimated £84,000 annual MP salary while he's in the Australian jungle. Hancock, who has claimed he's 'contactable for constituency emergencies' has sparked huge controversy by heading Down Under for the ITV show. Nearly 6 out of 10 (56 per cent) said this is a bad career decision for the scandal-hit 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 EVERY Bushtucker trial. More than half (56 per cent) believe it was the right decision for the party to remove the whip from Hancock and force him to sit as an independent. Matt 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 While 45 per cent believe this signals the end of his political career, 23 per cent are convinced he'll make a parliamentary comeback. Hancock claimed he turned down two previous invitations from ITV to join the hit show and finally accepted on the third. He told how he hopes his appearance will shed a light on his dyslexia campaign but only 10 per cent of Brits believe that's the case, with 48 per cent claiming it's for financial reasons, according to OnePoll's study of 2000 people. Since news broke that he has signed up to go into the jungle, Mr Hancock has been suspended from the Conservative party and there has been a public outcry. The MP was alls smiles he arrived in Australia ( Tim Merry/Mirrorpix) Fans said they're going to vote for the MP to do the first tri){kind=link}
Matt Hancock should not be receive a penny for of his estimated £84,000 annual MP salary while he’s on I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! according to new research
Matt Hancock should be stripped of his MP salary for signing up to I’m A Celebrityâ¦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 Australian jungle.
Hancock, who has claimed he’s âcontactable for constituency emergencies’ has sparked huge controversy by heading Down Under for the ITV show.
Nearly 6 out of 10 (56 per cent) said this is a bad career decision for the scandal-hit MP, while just 15% consider it a âgood move’ according to the new research by OnePoll.