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UK Home Secretary Patel Facing Scrutiny After Lobbying For PPE Deal, Media Says

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Priti Patel in £20m PPE lobbying storm

A Daily Mail investigation revealed: Miss Patel lobbied Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove in April last year over a £20million contract for surgical masks for Pharmaceuticals Direct Ltd (PDL) after an approach from her former adviser Samir Jassal; Her efforts failed after Health Secretary Matt Hancock decided the masks were not suitable for the NHS ; Weeks later the firm was awarded a no-bid, no-competition deal worth £102.6million to supply a better type of mask; The Home Secretary made no declaration about Mr Jassal s approach, or mention his links to PDL; Mr Jassal, a two-time parliamentary candidate and Tory councillor in Kent, played a key role in negotiating the more lucrative deal, with the masks priced at almost twice the Government s benchmark rate;

The NHS is being privatised by stealth under the cover of a pandemic | Andrew Fisher

From PPE contracts to political appointees, the government is embedding private providers at the heart of the health service ‘Rather than selling off the NHS outright – a decision politicians know would be unpopular – they are instead doing this through the backdoor.’ Photograph: Getty Images ‘Rather than selling off the NHS outright – a decision politicians know would be unpopular – they are instead doing this through the backdoor.’ Photograph: Getty Images Mon 3 May 2021 05.00 EDT Last modified on Mon 3 May 2021 05.48 EDT Cronyism and outsourcing have defined the government’s response to the pandemic, from the “VIP lane” for personal protective equipment (PPE) suppliers with connections to the Tory party to the privatised track and trace system so flawed it was described by Sage as only being of “marginal impact”. But less attention has been paid to what the longer-term impact of these decisions might be. Far from being an aberration, the government�

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