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James Jordan, 44, is known for his bold statements every Saturday as he commentates on Strictly Come Dancing, however, on Wednesday the dancer shared his view on Matt Hancock's latest career move.The Conservative MP has been suspended from the party, as he takes part in I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!, with Matt hoping to use his platform to "deliver important messages".James shared his controversial opinion surrounding the ITV show yesterday in view of his 238,000 Twitter followers.He penned: "Is Matt Hancock the best 'I’m A Celebrity' booking EVER?"May not be morally right and you may not like him for his actions BUT I bet he brings in more viewers for the show."Many social media users rushed to the comments to share their views on ITV's controversial booking.Sarahjanneee said: "As a front line worker, it’s the worst thing they could have done."It’s bought them publicity correct but I have never felt so disrespected and disregarded."This man played the whole country while we faced the worst shifts and times of our lives that some will NEVER recover from."DavidByatt added: "As long as it doesn’t become the Hancock Show and other housemates get air time."There are some strong personalities in there so it would be a shame for them if it all becomes about him."Plus I’m looking forward to him getting ripped a new one from the REAL celebs."Moggy1972 commented: "The rest of the campmates will have a boring time as I reckon Matt Hancock will vote to do all the tasks!"Since news broke of Hancock's appearance on the show, the MP has been met with lots of negative criticism over his latest career move.This has left the former Health Secretary to justify his decision to enter the ITV show.He said to The Sun: "It's our job as

ITV News reader is appearing on I’m A Celebrity, has posted a video of the 42-year-old broadcaster explaining how “nervous” she is ahead of the show and revealing all of the beauty treatments she has had done before she ditches the make-up for good for a whole three weeks, and instead embraces nature.In the video, a chirpy Charlene explained that she was waiting for a taxi to take her to Heathrow Airport where she was boarding her plane to Australia, where the show is back filming after a brief stint in Wales over the Covid period.She said: “If you are watching this it means there has been a massive announcement! I am part of I’m A Celebrity this year.“I’m nervous, really nervous. It has all suddenly become really real.

Chris Packham, 61, has criticised celebrities who have chosen to partake in I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! this year, after claiming the series is guilty of “animal abuse”.The Autumnwatch star took to Twitter today to hit out at the latest group of famous faces who will be entering the jungle this week. I’m A Celeb 2022 starts this Sunday on ITV, as the show returns to its regular home in Australia for the first time since before the coronavirus pandemic. However, not everyone is thrilled to see the show make a comeback, with presenter and nature-lover Chris being quick to slam the show. “In a cohort of people, amongst whom there are some true gems of integrity and credibility,” Chris wrote in view of his 578,700 followers.“But others who have sold their souls to greed, what good does it do your colleagues to sell your shirt to the ultimate in animal abusing trash TV?”Wildlife groups have hit out at I’m A Celeb in the past, with BBC TV personality Chris Packham often leading the criticism.The star has sent numerous letters to the ITV show over years, accusing them of  "stereotyping" the animals which he believes are being used for "entertainment".He told Metro: "The time I spend making TV programmes I’m trying to engender an affinity for life. “It’s not just about the cute and the cuddly, it’s about everything because everything is necessary.So it’s about snakes, it’s about spiders, it’s about cockroaches. "What I object to on the programme is the ongoing stereotyping of these animals as being things which are dirty, disgusting, poisonous, dangerous and so on and so forth.

While she flies out to Australia for the show, Sue has been written out of Corrie for the time being.She isn’t the first actor from the Cobbles to have taken part in the daring reality show.Simon Gregson and Jennie McAlpine have both been part of the show and even gave advice to Sue as she prepared to take on the brutal Bushtucker Trials.The soap star said: “I have spoken to Jennie and Simon.They seemed to think I will have an absolute ball.“They have told me I will love it and have a great time. It is very positive and I am going there feeling excited.”She furthered that the prospect of being “Queen of the Jungle” wasn’t something she was deeply concerned with.She clarified it was more important for her to just enjoy the “whole” experience.“I am just going in to enjoy the experience.“I can’t imagine an old bird like me winning! It is very much a young person’s show.“But whatever happens, I am sure it is going to be amazing.”It comes a few years after Sue spoke about her deadly illness which she has since overcome.

Coronation Street since 2018, and has opened up in a new interview about her "acid-tongued" character.The actress has admitted that due to "today's climate" she could not make the jokes her character Evelyn gets away with on the show, leaving her to "watch [herself] carefully".Maureen is known for speaking her mind, but has admitted in a recent interview that she finds it harder to speak out due to today's cancel culture.Relating to her character Evelyn, Maureen admitted: "You can’t make jokes that I would normally make."I am watching myself carefully.