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Matt mugged off? Javid pokes fun at predecessor Hancock over camera tryst

Matt Hancock was caught on camera kissing an aide.

Joe Mellor by Joe Mellor
2021-07-09 13:04
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Health Secretary Sajid Javid has joked about predecessor Matt Hancock being caught on camera kissing an aide.

Mr Hancock quit after leaked CCTV footage showed him breaching social distancing rules by embracing Gina Coladangelo in his office.

Mr Javid poked fun at his predecessor as he addressed a conference from the office in the Department of Health and Social Care.

“I hope my camera is on, is my camera on?” he asked as he dialled in to the conference, adding: “I mean, the one on my laptop, not the one in the ceiling.”

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The presence of a camera in a ministerial office was met with concern in Whitehall and Mr Javid has previously said it was switched off when he became Health Secretary.

Cabinet Office Minister Michael Gove has said there is an investigation ongoing into CCTV cameras in ministerial offices because of security concerns.

Mr Gove said the placement of CCTV cameras was a matter for individual departments after the leak of the Department of Health footage.

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