Hancock talks to Kay Burley about casual sex in September 2020
Channel: OnTime News
Date: 26/06/2021

https://youtu.be/WXy3oQkk5fw

Hancock talks to Kay Burley about casual sex in September 2020
From his love bunker deep in the Department of Health, Matt Hancock has been laying down the Covid social-distancing laws since the pandemic began. 
For millions of us, there has been no escape from his strictures. Listen to him go on!
Rules ‘are so important,’ he said in September last year. ‘The whole country needs to follow social distancing. We can only do this as a whole society. Everybody has a role to play.’
Indeed we do.
A few months later he was still urging people to stay Covid-compliant. ‘We can’t stop now, just because the vaccine is here,’ he said. 
In January, he noted sternly that people ‘shouldn’t take the mickey out of the rules’.
The next month, when asked if people could hug their loved ones, he told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme: ‘Well I hope that will happen from May 17 . . . that is some time off.’
Even a few months ago, he was still hammering home this message to the BBC’s Andrew Marr that ‘the most important thing is that people stay at home and follow the rules’. Except me, he might have added. I can do what I want.
For now we know that, behind the closed doors of his office and God knows where else, Mr Hancock was breaking every rule in the Covid book by having a steamy affair with his aide, Gina Coladangelo.
Both are married to other people, but that is their concern.