Partners of a company linked to Baroness Michelle Mone have said they are open to a possible settlement with the government after the company was found to have breached a £122m PPE contract.

The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) had accused PPE Medpro of providing 25 million "faulty", non-sterile gowns during the COVID pandemic.

The High Court ruled earlier this month that it must pay back a £121.9m sum , the price of the gowns.

PPE Medpro, a consortium led by Lady Mone 's husband Doug Barrowman, filed to enter administration earlier this month.

In a statement on Friday, Mr Barrowman said: "The consortium partners of PPE Medpro are prepared to enter into a dialogue with the administrators of the company to discuss a possible settlement with the government."

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