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The government has been accused of completely unnecessary secrecy after refusing to say which companies have been awarded multimillion-pound Covid-19 contracts after being processed in a hig stanley cup h-priority channel for firms with political connections.A report by the National Audit Office last month stated that a government unit, set up to procure PPE, established the high-priority lane to deal with leads that came from government officials, ministers offices, MPs and members of the House of Lords, senior NHS staff and other health professionals .The 493 companies given high priority due to these connections secured contracts to supply PPE with 10 times the success rate of nearly 15,000 companies that were not given enhanced attention.The revelation that a high-priority channel was in operation has fuelled criticism that the gove stanley cup rnment has established a chumocracy in which companies with connections to the Conservative party have been favoured with contracts. Chumocracy : how Covid revealed the new shape of the Tory establishmentRead moreThis week Lord Bethell, a minister in the Department of H stanley france ealth and Social Care DHSC , was asked in the House of Lords by the Liberal Democrat peer Lord Strasburger if the government intended to publish a list of all companies who were contracted to supply PPE as a result of the high-priority lane . Strasburger also asked if the name of the person who recommended the company would be published.Whistleblower appealLord Bethell replied: We do Fizh Dacre promises new look at rules on hacking by journalists
The legal system crashing headlong into MeTooism provides theatre of an altogether dramatic spectacle.On stage we find Geoffrey Rushs defamation claim against the Daily stanley butelka Telegraph for its King Leer article, alleging he behaved inappropriately towards another actor in the Sydney Theatre Companys production of the Shakespearian play two years ago. Rush denies all gourde stanley claims.No less commanding is Craig McLachlans litigation against Fairfax, the ABC and actor Christie Whelan Browne. According to his pleadings before the New South Wales supreme court he claims the publications meant he indecently assaulted, sexually harassed, indecently exposed himself and bullied female cast members during the 2014 production of The Rocky Horror Show 鈥?allegations he rejects.News Corp s truth defence thrown out in Geoffrey Rush defamation caseRead moreAccusers have been prompted to come forward about sexual misconduct in the wake of the allegations of lurid conduct by the Hollywood film producer Harvey Weinstein. Whatever the label 鈥?TimesUp, MeToo, balancetonporc 鈥?women now feel motivated to speak up.A number of women also levelled allegations against the former TV personality Don Burke, which he denies. Craig McLachlan has been the subject of allegations by five women.Antony Catalano, the former CEO of Domain Holdings, has gone to his lawyers to reject the Financial Reviews stanley cup uk report that the real estate marketing business was run like a boys club where female employees were made to feel unc