I’m A Celeb’s Olivia Attwood admits Matt Hancock has ‘one redeeming quality’ after swipe

I'M A Celeb's Matt Hancock has been banned from Jonathan Ross' talk show after the ITV star branded him 'horrible'. The former Health Secretary is one of 11 famous faces taking part in this year's series of the programme. Jonathan's programme The Jonathan Ross Show has been on our screens since 2011.

I'M A Celebrity's Ant and Dec have revealed another star is going to be sent packing tonight. The pair opened the voting lines for viewers to save their favourites - and one person is being widely tipped to go.

BOY George has become the highest-paid I'm a Celebrity contestant in the show's history - and those close to him aren't surprised. The Sun previously revealed the iconic singer had inked a deal for more than £800k to join this year's line-up of famous campers.

I'M A Celeb fans have raged against the camp's "backstabbers" - predicting their behaviour will cost them their place in camp. Several stars were filmed complaining about Matt Hancock while he was away doing a challenge.

Last night, she was the first campmate to be evicted from I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! and now Charlene White says she was left in an impossible position when ITV put Matt Hancock in the jungle.

I'M A Celeb's Matt Hancock got backing from an unlikely source after some claimed he was being "bullied" in the jungle. Gogglebox's Jenny Newby urged campmates to lay off the MP while watching him being grilled on the Channel 4 show last night.

A radio DJ has been forced to apologise to listeners after one guest swore about Matt Hancock live on air.

I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! viewers have been left divided after Boy George apologised to Matt Hancock following building tension.

I'M A Celebrity's Gillian McKeith has revealed the "most real" contestant in the current series in an exclusive chat with The Sun Online. The TV presenter, 63, is well-placed to sniff out the camp fakers after herself causing a huge stir in the jungle during her 2010 stint.

I'M A Celeb fans have turned on Boy George - with one branding him "toxic" and insisting they want him out of camp. The 61-year-old singer has proved one of the most direct campmates, last night telling Matt Hancock that he'd been "hating" on him.

Denise Welch, 64, took to Twitter last night to praise her Loose Women colleague Charlene White, 42, after she was the first campmate to be voted out of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! The ITV star went on to aim a jibe at the people who voted for former Health Secretary Matt Hancock, 44, over Charlene. In view of her 543,000 followers, Denise wrote: “Charlene missed her babies.She stuck to her principles. “People have very short memories regarding Hancock,” Denise continued with reference to Matt’s behaviour during the coronavirus pandemic. “I’m very proud of my friends Charlene and Sue,” she concluded with heart emojis, also mentioning campmate and Coronation Street actress Sue Cleaver, 59.Last night, Charlene failed to secure enough votes from the public and, aside from Olivia Attwood who left within the first 24 hours for medical reasons, became the first campmate to leave the jungle. Denise’s followers took to the comments section to share their thoughts on the public’s decision to save Matt over Charlene, despite the massive backlash the MP received upon entering the jungle. Maxine wrote: “I still can't believe there's people defending him.They obviously didn't go through the pain of losing a loved one and not being able to be with them. “Try losing both your grandmas in the same week after not being able to see them for 18 months.”Amalia penned: “I'm so shocked that he's still in there. Can't get my breath.

WES NELSON has revealed a bad break-up with his last girlfriend was the basis of new track Three Words (Message To My Ex). The Nice To Meet Ya singer said in an exclusive chat that his split from model Lucciana Beynon this summer after two years together left him struggling. Wes said: “I wrote Three Words at a vulnerable time.

CHARLENE White FINALLY revealed the real reason why she didn't sleep in the RV with Matt Hancock - and it's not about the spiders. Earlier this week the former Health Secretary and the ITV News reader were appointed leader and deputy leader of camp.

EMILY Atack has fought the corner of her "good man" ex Seann Walsh as he continues his stint in the jungle. The Inbetweeners star, 32, took to her Instagram page to plead with fans before the first campmate to leave the ITV show was revealed.

I'M A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! star Boy George has finally told Matt Hancock what he really thinks of him - after branding him "slippery". The Culture Club star, 61, 'kicked off' at 44-year-old Matt in a new decision to be honest with him. Boy George accused the former Health Secretary of giving him "funny looks" after admitting he finds him "slimy" and "slippery".

I'M A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! contestant Matt Hancock has disgusted his campmates after touching poo - then not washing his hands properly. The former Health Secretary left his fellow celebrities horrified when he wiped bird excrement off his chair and then rinsed his hand under cold water for just one second.

I'M A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here's Matt Hancock was made to apologise to Sue Cleaver tonight after feeling the wrath of Mike Tindall. The former Health Secretary found himself on the receiving end of Matt's disapproval after making a snide comment at Sue.

MATT Hancock’s lover Gina Coladangelo quit her job after less than six weeks - the day after it was revealed the MP was to take part in I’m A Celebrity. Marketing exec Gina, 45, had only held the post as a trustee of charity UK Youth for 41 days when she stood down, sparking rumours of a media career. She was revealed as a director on September 22, but by November 2 - less than 24 hours after ex-Health Secretary Hancock said he was heading to the jungle - it was announced she was quitting.

MATT Hancock is set for a bumper payday when he leaves I’m a Celebrity, with agents clamouring to book him for lucrative speaking opportunities. The former Health Secretary, 44, admitted he did not expect to serve in government again after risking his career by signing up to the ITV show.