Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementMrs Justice Cockerill will rule on the case on Wednesday, while court records showed that PPE Medpro filed a “notice of appointment to appoint an administrator” on Tuesday. It has always been about politics and blame-shifting, a way to cover up the government’s disastrous £10 billion PPE write-off. “The government decided to make us the poster couple for the PPE scandal, a convenient distraction to take the blame off them.”Mone criticised the government for pursuing litigation against PPE Medpro (PA Archive)She added: “PPE Medpro delivered products manufactured to internationally recognised standards, yet many other suppliers who ran off with deposits or provided defective goods face no action. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementAt Labour’s party conference on Tuesday, Rachel Reeves joked that the government did have a vendetta against Baroness Michelle Mone. Charles Samek KC, for PPE Medpro, told the trial in written submissions that the Government had ordered 10 years’ worth of excess gowns by December 2020, which meant the gowns were “no longer needed or wanted”.