Absolutely staggering. After @GoodLawProject sued DHSC for unlawfully procuring PPE from Pestfix, DHSC put pressure on the Health and Safety Executive to lie and say that Pestfix PPE had passed safety checks. bbc.co.uk/news/uk-548977…
Government entered into 11 contracts with tiny pest control specialist Pestfix. Government has (unlawfully) failed to publish five. The six we can see sum to about a third of a billion pounds. At least one was bought on the basis of fake documents. 
We will, of course, be drawing this email correspondence to the attention of the High Court urgently. And we need to see the entirety of it but there is at the very least a suspicion that DHSC has sought to conjure up false evidence to put before the High Court.
We have been bullied by Pestfix's lawyers' demands for inflated costs. I have been accused by Ayanda of fabricating evidence. Govt has accused us of abusing the judicial process (see below). We are attacked by their friends in the media. But we are still here; and still right.
If you'd like to support this litigation - and another *extraordinary* story of shocking greed is breaking on Monday - you can do so here. crowdjustice.com/case/108millio…
What this Government will do to avoid losing a case that will prove it wasted (or worse) billions in public funds.
https://twitter.com/phill_kemp/status/1326983050996158467?s=19
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