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    SEVENOAKS – UK not-for profit campaign organisation the Good Law Project (GLP) reports that it has laid the foundations for billions of pounds to be clawed back from the country’s PPE scandal, which it describes as “one of the most egregious examples of political sleaze and mismanagement of public money in recent memory”.

    The GLP has been working tirelessly through years of legal action and investigative journalism to establish how the country went from being unable to provide basic PPE to frontline workers at the outbreak of Covid-19, to having vast stockpiles of substandard and useless protective gowns, masks, goggles and gloves it is still paying millions to keep stored.

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