Matt Hancock's 'special treatment' in I'm A Celeb sparks fury as MP gains access to phone

express.co.uk:

Matt Hancock, 44, is said to have been given access to his laptop so he could respond to urgent work emails, having landed in Australia ahead of his appearance on ITV’s I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!.The move, which has been branded "special treatment'' might shock fans as Matt’s other campmates, which include Mike Tindall MBE and singer Boy George, had to ditch any contact with the outside world after landing in the country, only having Netflix and a home gym for company.Following the claims, sources close to Matt told The Mirror that his computer usage was monitored so that he could not contact loved ones, only completing essential work.The source said: “Matt does not have his personal phone at all and any laptop access is for constituency and monitored Zoom work purposes only whilst in isolation.“Matt does not have general internet access.“It has been agreed that Matt will be informed about any urgent constituency matter."The special treatment of the West Suffolk MP is said to be allowed as it will help members of the public.

However, the news has caused ourage on social media.Twitter user Alan Turnbull tweeted: "@antanddec if its true about Matt Hancock going in jungle with laptop and his phone is a disgrace won't be watching time to finish this show." (sic)In another tweet, Alan even called for the end of I'm A Celebrity altogether, writing: "If its true its time the show finished for good scraping bottom of barrel."Whilst another, who goes under the username Redrogpart4 wrote: "Ifrumours of @MattHancock having his phone and laptop in #ImACelebrityGetMeOutOfHere are true I hope he sees just how hated he is.