Tory MP Matt Hancock has admitted politicians often don't answer questions they don't like - and explained how they do it. Speaking on I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here the former Health Secretary said he has had decades of answering the questions he wants to answer - no matter what is put to him.
And he said it was down to a technique used by many known as the "pivot". Explaining what he meant he said they would find a way of turning the question around so they could answer something they wanted to say rather than deal with the actual question.
According to the Daily Star the MP was being quizzed by Seann Walsh about the way politicians manage to seem calm and unruffled when interviewed by people. And he commented that they always seemed to say what they want to say.
