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Michelle Mone Has ‘No Wish to Return to Lords’ as Tory Peer After PPE Scandal
- Baroness Michelle Mone, made a Conservative peer in 2015, has no wish to return as a Tory in the House of Lords following a legal case involving PPE Medpro.
- The High Court ruled PPE Medpro, linked to Mone's husband, breached a Covid-19 contract supplying 25 million gowns and must repay £122 million, prompting calls to revoke her peerage.
- Mone initially denied involvement but later admitted lying, and Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch said the case was enough to strip her of the peerage amid party and public outrage.
- Mone described the ruling as an 'establishment win for the government' and accused Badenoch of inflammatory language that could prejudice an ongoing police investigation.
- Because the revocation of peerages requires legislation passed by Parliament—a process not undertaken in over a century—this case has reignited discussions about reform and increased calls for Mone to step down.
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Michelle Mone has ‘no wish to return to Lords’ as Tory peer after PPE scandal
On Wednesday, PPE Medpro was ordered to pay back nearly £122 million to the Government after it was found to have breached a contract to supply surgical gowns during the Covid-19 pandemic.
·Glasgow, United Kingdom
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Michelle Mone says she has ‘no wish to return to the Lords’ as a Tory peer
Several high-profile politicians have called for Lady Mone to relinquish her peerage.
·London, United Kingdom
Read Full ArticleThousands back call to strip Michelle Mone of peerage as she lashes out at Kemi Badenoch - The Mirror
A group representing Covid bereaved families said Baroness Mone's place in the House of Lords was a 'slap in the face' to those who lost loved ones in the pandemic
·London, United Kingdom
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