Matt Hancock demands £10k per DAY to work for a fake Korean company in sting

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MATT Hancock demanded £10,000 per day to work as an adviser to a fake Korean company in a sting by a campaign group. The former Health Secretary and I’m a Celeb star was duped along with ex-C…

Brady, who is standing down at the next election, added that he could not advocate on behalf of the fake firm, and that any payments he received would be listed on the public register of MPs' interests.

"I also made it clear that while I could be flexible in attending international meetings in person, this would be subject to some important votes or commitments in Westminster.", who was also offered paid work by the fake company, said that he had been the victim of a "scam".

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No, he was offered £10k per day

Matt should be re named Matt Cockup

He doesn’t even deserve £10 per day yet he’s asking for £10k per day. What clowns these Conservatives are and salute to British Public for electing them. MattHancock

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