
Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt's been at it again, using his naturally weird, skin-crawling ways to convince us that he's either a terrible human being - or not a human at all.
Don't believe us? Here are nine times he spectacularly malfunctioned.
Staring all lizard-like while Eamonn Holmes tears him a new one
On Sky News this morning, Holmes slammed Hunt over yet another junior doctors strike. Hunt, who mostly stared back in that blinky, inhuman way he does, attempted to praise the doctors for their work. "Then why don't you pay them?" fired back Holmes. Sounds fair enough.
Smirking so much it made Dennis Skinner have a meltdown
Otherwise known as the "greatest bollocking in the history of British politics".
Proposing junior doctors work weekends for less money
The Health Secretary initially proposed plans in July 2015 and claimed the "Monday to Friday" working culture was causing up to 6,000 to die each year.
But then revealed he doesn't see constituents at weekends
When he tweeted confidential patient information
During a hospital visit to defend his seven-day working plans he tweeted a pic that contained patient info on a board in the background. Even some hasty photo editing couldn't erase the memory of this incredible cock-up. And he didn't even have the decency to go in on a Saturday.
Then tweeted to celebrate NHS nurses (while slashing their pay)
Hunt came out in support on International Nurses Day, overlooking the fact some nurses had seen a 15% pay cut since 2010 AND he'd also revealed plans to stop student nurse bursaries. How forgetful.
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That time he couldn't even ring a bell without whacking some poor woman with it
Good god man, does your cack-handed evildoing know no bounds? What a bell end.
Supporting a reduction of the abortion time limit to 12 weeks
When someone followed him around with a sousaphone
Because sometimes it's the only way to get a politician to listen.