Nadine Dorries claims I'm a Celebrity trip for 'greater good' of Tory party Ms Dorries, who has described David Cameron and George Osborne as "two posh boys who don't know the price of milk," was criticised by Sir George Young, the Conservative Chief Whip, over her decision to abandon her constituents during Parliamentary time. Their talks were "adjourned" and a decision on her future is expected this month. Ms Dorries indicated she would like the Conservative whip to be restored, explaining that there had been a unanimous vote in her favour at her local Conservative Association last week. She said: "I am very much hoping that I will have my whip restored in the not too distant future and I will fight Mid Beds constituency as a Conservative MP. In 2015 a whole new generation of voters will go into the voting booth in Mid Beds, put a cross next to my name and know exactly who they are voting for. Asked if her political career was effectively over, she replied: "No not at all, it might just be beginning." She also used the interview to claim she was only being hounded over the size of her appearance fee for the programme because she was female. Asked by Andrew Neil, the presenter, what size her fee would be when declared on the members' register, she responded: "Do you know, Andrew, anything I earn from the programme - I started the first of my donations yesterday - will be declared in the register of members' interests, but let me ask you. You interview every day male MPs, and maybe on this programme today, who earn outside earnings, work as full-time barristers and have other interests. Have you ever asked them what they earn or is it just something you ask to women? She went on: "I've never heard you ask a male MP what fee he is being paid for work that he does." Mr Neil replied: "Maybe you'll have to watch our programmes more often instead of being in the jungle."