Now I understand you're going to speak to the whips office on the phone this afternoon.

Did you speak to them?

And if so, what did they say?

Yes.

Yes, I did.

I haven't been suspended from the party.

Actually, that's wrong.

The whip has temporarily being suspended, which is very different from being withdrawn on.

I've got a meeting with the chief whip in the morning at 10 o'clock on.

I'm fully expecting that.

Once that meeting's taking place, everything will be fine.

Is that what they told you on the phone today?

Is that what they told me on the phone today?

You were going to phone them?

Did they tell you that everything was gonna be okay tomorrow morning?

No.

I'm going to see the chief whip to my morning, but a temporary suspension.

It's very different from a whip being withdrawn.

A temple suspension was put in because I just wasn't here to vote.

Um, you know, it's not like a called Well, this I haven't any less, but that's seriously worthy of withdrawing the whip.

Okay, let me just play you some clips of what your constituents had to say, Well, while you were away, you will hear that they weren't best pleased.

I think it shows the contempt with what she should treat the Electra.

I think she should be dismissed.

Full stop.

She put the Arizona and it's up to her.

What?

She doesn't know where the rest of time really deserve to be an MP, does she?

She is a joke.

You are a joke.

You're holding your constituents in contempt.

That's what they think of you.

What do you say to that?

Well, I've spent since I came out of the jungle on DDE, in fact, all day today, responding to e mails from constituents, the vast majority of which have bean Incredibly supportive.

I know it doesn't make news thio talk about or mention the ones which are supportive, only the ones which aren't.

But I'm afraid it is that not the case that the few clips that you have just highlighted there do fit with the majority of my constituents.

You know, I just like to make them in quick, clear Parliament was on holiday on it's half term break while I was away and I missed absolutely no legislation whatsoever on actually, only three parliamentary sitting days, just in case.

I'm sorry to interrupt you just there, but if you had not been voted off because they didn't want you to stay in and nobody wanted to hear what you said, you would have missed a lot more.

Yeah, well, that's actually not the case.

Nope.

I wasn't voted off the program.

That's not how the voting takes place in the program.

People are voted in, not out.

It's the same in discussion with the producers before I left.

No, it isn't actually in discussion with the producers.

Before I left, I was a politician with 11 celebrities.

You have fun basis.

For example, Ashley Roberts has a fun club.

230,000 in the UK It was 100 to 1 risk that I would not be voted out in the first round.

It was actually almost a foregone conclusion.

So you paint on that before I went in the program.

I'm sorry to keep interrupting you, but you banked on that before you.

Actually, you wanted to talk about euthanasia.

You wanted to talk about abortion.

They cut all of that out when you talked about it.

And Instead, they broadcast you eating the rear end of an ostrich, but actually show what kind of tea you know.

Well, I do.

It is a match of dignity or not.

Actually, I do know one thing, though, that since I've come out of there, I'm possibly, apart from the major players in politics a chance David Cameron and William Hague, possibly the best known MP in Britain, on what that does.

You know, when I talk about issues like abortion and euthanasia on ages in which I'm known for rather than people listening to me for three seconds, they may listen for three minutes because they now know who I am.

However, the voting works.

If they'd wanted to listen to you for more than 30 seconds, they'd have allowed you to stay in the jungle.

They pushed you off.

They've kept people were either trying to rebuild a career that's gone or build a career that hasn't started yet.

And yet they pushed you out.

You know, I think you're being quite disingenuous to 12 million people who watch that program.

Some of those people, the world's heavyweight boxing champion David Haye, on people like actually Roberts, don't fit the genre is you just described on.

I think it's quite quite elitist, quite snobby, quite disingenuous of people like yourself who knock a program like that because you know between 10 and 16 million people on night watch that programme on what you're doing is rubbishing their choice of viewing and their lifestyle choice.

I find that on attitude, which is quite repellent.

Do you think it's repellent, the May eating a spider?

Frankly, do you think it does the dignity of the House of Commons, the dignity of your constituents, on the dignity, dignity of all MPs?

Any good toe have you doing that kind of thing in the jungle?

Well, when I do think it does is it shows 10 to 16 million people, but not all conservative MPs of privilege and born with a silver spoon in their mouth on that, some of them do care about where people go, what they watch and what their lifestyle choices are.

You know, far too many MPs and too many people involved in politics.

Frankly, people like yourself expect people to listen to what political commentators have to say.

Aunt, to look to Westminster.

I think we have a responsibility to look to where people go until where they engage.

And that's what I did.

I didn't expect people to look at Westminster.

Look, your program to hear what I have to say.

I took myself there instead.

We have to leave it there.