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TV watchdog Ofcom has revealed how many complaints have been made relating to Matt Hancock's time in the jungle.
Ofcom has now revealed that a total of 1,764 complaints had been made relating to Matt Hancock's presence in the jungle, Chronicle Live reports. However, not all are about him simply taking part in the show.This figure is up from 1,968 complaints in total to Ofcom over the ITV show last week. The regulator said that while most of the complaints objected to the MP being in the jungle, some viewers expressed concerns about how Hancock was being treated by other contestants.
"It’s worth being aware that under our rules, in principle - and taking into account freedom of expression - there's no ban on any particular person taking part in programmes," Ofcom explained in a statement last week. "However, if the mere presence of a person is likely to cause offence, we would expect broadcasters to take steps to mitigate or justify that offence. How they do that editorially, is up to them.
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