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Gove hopes 'justice can be served' via criminal inquiry into Mone PPE scandal

Sky News Tuesday, 19 December 2023
Michael Gove has said he hopes "justice can be served" by the National Crime Agency (NCA) inquiry into a firm linked to Baroness Michelle Mone.
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Michelle Mone, the Conservative peer and Ultimo Bra tycoon has admitted to misleading the media about her links to PPE Medpro – a company led by her husband Douglas Barrowman, and which supplied personal protective equipment to the National Health Service during the Covid pandemic. PPE Medpro was...

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