West Suffolk MP Matt Hancock will not stand for Conservatives at next election

Former health secretary Matt Hancock has announced that he would not run for the Conservatives in the upcoming election. Hancock stated in a letter to the Prime Minister that he wants to do things differently. He has uncovered a new universe of possibilities that he is eager to investigate - new methods for interacting with people of various ages and ethnicities.

He stated that he is looking forward to pushing causes close to his heart, such as more help for dyslexic children who receive a poor education. Mr Hancock's spokeswoman afterwards clarified that he had no plans to run again.

The former health secretary, who returned to Westminster last week from Australia following his contentious stint on ITV's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! also revealed the news in a TikTok video.



He also stated that he would not be running for office as a Conservative in the upcoming election.

He stated that being in parliament and serving the people of West Suffolk has been a tremendous honour, and he is extremely thankful to everyone who has supported him both in Suffolk and the government since then.

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