A High Court judge has ordered a company linked to Tory peer known as 'Baroness Bra' to repay the Government almost £122million for breaching a contract to supply 25 million surgical gowns during the Covid pandemic. 

The Health and Social Care Department (DHSC) sued PPE Medpro, declaring that the company had provided 25 million “faulty” gowns that were not sterile.

<p>The company which is led by Lady Michelle Mone's husband and businessman, Doug Barrowman, was awarded Government contracts by former Conservative administration to supply PPE during the Covid pandemic.</p><p>It came after she recommended it to ministers.</p>

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The Health and Social Care Department sued the business owned by Lady Michelle Mone's husband PPE Medpro{ai:summary}<p>A High Court judge ordered PPE Medpro, linked to 'Baroness Bra', to repay £122m to the Government for a Covid gown contract.</p><p>The DHSC says the 25m gowns were faulty and not sterile; the company is led by Doug Barrowman, husband of Lady Michelle Mone, who helped push the deal to ministers. #politics</p>

Tory peer dubbed 'Baroness Bra' must repay £122MILLION for breaching Covid contract

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