Baroness Michelle Mone has launched a blistering attack on Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch, accusing her of “inflammatory language”, “reckless public statements”, and misrepresenting both the facts and legal context surrounding the PPE Medpro case.
In a two-page letter seen by Business Matters, the peer directly confronts Badenoch’s remarks made on BBC Radio, in which she called for Baroness Mone to resign from the House of Lords and said the authorities should “throw the book at her for every single bit of wrongdoing that has taken place”.
Baroness Mone responds: “So I’m going to ask you the question — what is it exactly that I have done WRONG? Do you know? If so, please enlighten me.”
The letter, dated 3 October, follows the £122 million High Court ruling against PPE Medpro, the company linked to Baroness Mone and her husband, Doug Barrowman, for breach of contract over the supply of sterile surgical gowns during the pandemic.
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