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Baroness Michelle Mone and her husband Doug Barrowman are among individuals being sued in an attempt to recover some of the millions owed to the government by his collapsed company, PPE Medpro, the understands.The government was awarded £122m plus interest from PPE Medpro last year, after a court ruled the firm had breached a contract to supply sterile surgical gowns during the pandemic.The joint liquidators from the firm Interpath Advisory have launched a case against six individuals and five companies linked with the firm, after PPE Medpro was put into liquidation. Mone and Barrowman have been approached for comment.PPE Medpro…

Dee has embraced the new experience and believes the Barbarians can survive in the professional era.”It’s probably the most fun I’ve ever had on the field and it has been a class trip,” said Dee.”I think the game needs this. It can almost be too serious at times now. There’s so much pressure and so much at stake all the time. “Sometimes that can take the enjoyment away. There’s nothing like this. This has been an amazing experience with a great bunch of men. “To go from not knowing anyone 10 days ago, to be close mates on and off…

Sir Keir Starmer deflected an Andy Burnham jibe heckled from across the Commons during PMQs. The outgoing Prime Minister took the jab with good humour, quipping in response. “Mr Speaker, this morning I had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. I shall have further such meetings later today,” Sir Keir told the chamber. A member from the opposite bench shouted: “Andy?”“Not today,” he hit back with a grin.The jibe was a reference to the secret one-on-one meeting Sir Keir is understood to have shared with Mr Burnham, his likely successor. Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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During the press conference, Jack called for a statutory public inquiry.Meanwhile, Health Secretary James Murray said “no options are off the table” when questioned on the issue in the House of Commons.Murray, who met families taking part in the maternity review last week, had been addressing Ockenden’s report, which he said contained revelations that were “chilling” and “horrific”.”I felt numb after hearing the depth of their pain,” he said.”I felt even more numb when I considered how many families not in the room went through such trauma too, and the forgotten children who survived but lived with the consequences of…

First, Scott McKenna was caught on the ball by Bournemouth forward Rayan and Vinicius Jr skipped past Angus Gunn to score.Gunn and full-back Nathan Patterson were then caught under a Bruno Guimaraes cross as Vinicius Jr nodded in his and Brazil’s second before half-time. And Manchester United’s Mateus Cunha made it three after the break on a night where Scotland huffed and puffed, but were ultimately outclassed.”We lose poor goals at poor times against a team that can punish you with quality,” McGinn told BBC Sport. “We had a few chances but we’ve got to wait now.”The lads are gutted,…

He said if it was not for their swift action he would never have seen his grandchildren “because I died for 20 minutes”.Without them, “I’d have been a gone-r in minutes,” he told Radio Lancashire.”I was due to have surgery for a faulty heart valve, which was caused when I was 11 and had rheumatic fever, which left a scar on it,” he said.”The surgeon had let me get on the stage because I said I really wanted to do the show.”I got up and I did get a few laughs and I just remember thinking ‘ooh, think I’ll lie…

By Georgia Pearce, Published: 24/06/2026 – 19:09Updated: 24/06/2026 – 19:09″We’re not being held up as an example, we’re being held up as a warning. Those other countries are pointing to us and saying, don’t be like those guys. “So this idea that Ed Miliband is going to turn up and preach to them from his pulpit, and that’s going to convince President XI, Trump, Putin, I don’t know who is going to convince, but it doesn’t work.”WATCH ABOVE.Keep reading…Show less`; placeholder.insertAdjacentHTML(‘beforeend’, taboola); } else { const loadContent = async () => { const postsHtml = await runInsertion(); const viafouraPlaceholder = “;…

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Dr David Farren, chair of BMA’s Northern Ireland consultants committee, said: “No doctor wants to take strike action.”However, there is a palpable sense of anger among all secondary care doctors at years of significant pay erosion in return for trying to deliver care in an overstretched health system.”Dr Leanne Davison, chair of BMA’s Northern Ireland SAS committee, said the health service can “no longer run on the goodwill of front-line staff”.”Doctors are choosing to leave the health service or to reduce their contracted hours due to continued pay erosion and we can see the outworkings of this in services having…