PPE Medpro, a company linked to Baroness Mone, has failed to meet a crucial deadline to repay £122 million after breaching a Covid-19 contract. This situation raises significant concerns about accountability and the management of public funds during the pandemic, highlighting the ongoing scrutiny of firms involved in government contracts.

Today marks a critical deadline set by the High Court for a company associated with Baroness Michelle Mone to repay £122 million for providing faulty PPE during the pandemic. This situation raises serious concerns about accountability and transparency in government contracts, especially as there are no signs that the Department of Health and Social Care will receive the full amount owed. The outcome of this case could have significant implications for public trust in procurement processes.