for helping with that, gabriel gonzalez andersson was paid a consulting fee of $28 million.rt documents say michael saiger‘s contracts with the government were lucrative and gabriel gonzalez andersson did very well from them. the uk put in more orders. there were three more contracts agreed which would yield yet more money for the subcontractor gabriel gonzalez andersson. ideal fori million boxes of gloves, consulting fee was more than $1.5 million. another contract for 3 million. another contract for 3 million boxes of gloves the fee was more than $3.5 million. and a final contract for 10 million gallons for the uk government and gabriel gonzalez andersson would get $16 million. but it is claimed gabriel gonzalez andersson didn't fulfil his role in these contracts and it led to delays delivering the ppe to nhs staff. the campaign group the good law project, is planning to challenge the government over the deal in court. i don't blame michael saigerfor making deal in court. i don't blame michael saiger for making these vast profits, if the government is handing out free mone

for helping with that, gabriel andersson was paid a consulting fee of $28 million.s say saiger‘s contracts with the government were lucrative and mr andersson did very well from them. the uk put in more orders. there were three more contracts agreed which would yield yet more money for the subcontractor gabriel andersson. a dealfori million boxes of gloves, the consulting fee was more than $1.5 million. for another contract for 3 million boxes of gloves the fee was more than $3.5 million. and a final contract for 10 million gowns for the uk government and andersson would get $16 million. but it is claimed andersson didn't fulfil his role in these contracts and it led to delays delivering the ppe to nhs staff. the campaign group the good law project is planning to challenge the government in court over the deal. i don't blame saiger for making these vast profits. if government is handing out free money, then by all means stand in line. the real criticism that is to be made here is of the huge profits that government allowed to be generated. in a statement, saiger sai

for helping with that, gabriel andersson was paid a consulting fee of $28 million.uments say saiger‘s contracts with the government were lucrative and mr andersson did very well from them. the uk put in more orders. there were three more contracts agreed which would yield yet more money for the subcontractor gabriel andersson. a dealfori million boxes of gloves, the consulting fee was more than $1.5 million. for another contract for 3 million boxes of gloves the fee was more than $3.5 million. and a final contract for 10 million gowns for the uk government and andersson would get $16 million. but it‘s claimed andersson didn‘t fulfil his role in these contracts and it led to delays delivering the ppe to nhs staff. the campaign group the good law project is planning to challenge the government in court over the deal. i don‘t blame saiger for making these vast profits. if government is handing out free money, then by all means stand in line. the real criticism that is to be made here is of the huge profits that government allowed to be generated. in a statement, saiger

for helping with that, gabriel andersson was paid a consulting fee of $28 million.aiger‘s contracts with the government were lucrative and mr andersson did very well from them. the uk put in more orders. there were three more contracts agreed which would yield yet more money for the subcontractor gabriel andersson. a dealfori million boxes of gloves, the consulting fee was more than $1.5 million. for another contract for 3 million boxes of gloves the fee was more than $3.5 million. and a final contract for 10 million gowns for the uk government, and andersson would get $16 million. but it is claimed andersson didn't fulfil his role in these contracts and it led to delays delivering the ppe to nhs staff. the campaign group the good law project is planning to challenge the government in court over the deal. i don't blame saiger for making these vast profits. if government is handing out free money, then by all means stand in line. the real criticism that is to be made here is of the huge profits that government allowed to be generated. in a statement, saiger said, "at

education minister li andersson is attending a round circle chat with high schoolers. new government? i did not really mind that much. laughter. i am not saying it is bad, it is nice to see women, but i feel like as i have grown up, i have always felt that i could do whatever i wanted to do, so that is why seeing a woman didn't really mean as much because i knew that, it didn't really matter. li's government has an equality plan that is going to be, that is going to be addressing a lot of issues including education. to make an experience of yours easier in school, what would you suggest would be a change? maybe in health education, we do sexuality and gender, it is more focused on cisgendered and heterosexual people. it is mostly students i think who talk about it more, bring it up in class. iagree. the education tells a lot about what is important, what is valuable, what is the thing you want to teach the young ones? and if you do not include the minorities, then you do not, people do not learn about them. in reality, it is a lot dependent on teachers. yeah. it's also

education minister li andersson is attending a round circle chat with high schoolers.en you saw this new government? well, i didn't really mind that much. i mean, it is nice. i am not saying it is bad. it is nice to see women, but i mean, i feel like, as i have grown up, i have always felt that i could do whatever i wanted to do, so that's why seeing a woman didn't really mean that much, because i knew that it didn't really matter. li's government has an equality plan that is going to be addressing a lot of issues, including education, to make your experience easier in school. what would you suggest would be a change? maybe like in health education, like, sexuality and gender, it is more focused on, you know, cis gendered and heterosexual people. it is mostly the students, i think, who talk about it more. you know, bring it up in classes. yeah, iagree. the education, it tells a lot about what is important, what is valuable, what is the thing that you want to, like, teach to the young people, and if you don't include the minorities, then you don't... people don't learn

andersson is first and foremost an artist.e recent being a human person, previously reviewed by mark kermode on this show. that documentary also gave a glimpse into his troubled mind, which certainly comes across in this maudlin piece of work. but there's no doubting his talent and vision. imagine a depressed wes anderson with a dash of yorgos lanthimos and you get the picture. it's on curzon home cinema now. now onto a moving documentary about iranian refugees, love child. filmed over six years, love child is a startlingly intimate insight into the life of leila and sahand, who are facing the death penalty in iran for having their son, mani, out of wedlock. this is my last day at home. i'm not sure tomorrow, i will be dead or alive. the trio escape to turkey and find an apartment, but the process of applying for asylum consumes their everyday lives. insights into the bureaucracy and the red tape are as frustrating as they should be, but this film is really in its element when showing the daily lives of two people under stress

education minister li andersson is attending a round circle chat with high schoolers.el when you saw this new government? i did not really mind that much. laughter. i am not saying it is bad, it is nice to see women, but i feel like as i have grown up, i have always felt that i could do whatever i wanted to do, so that is why seeing a woman didn't really mean as much because i knew that, it didn't really matter. li's government has an equality plan that is going to be, that is going to be addressing a lot of issues including education. to make an experience of yours easier in school, what would you suggest would be a change? maybe in health education, we do sexuality and gender, it is more focused on cisgendered and heterosexual people. it is mostly students i think you talk about it more, bring it up in class. i agree. the education tells a lot about what is important, what is valuable, what is the thing you want to teach the young ones? and if you do not include the minorities, then you do not, people do not learn about them. in reality, it is a lot dependent on teac

saiger hired a go—between to help him with his contract, a spanish businessmen, a man called gabriel andersson it's gone to court in america and we have got to see some of the court papers which has lifted the lid on what the money is being spent on. in the court papers, it makes clear that this go—between, that was supposed to source places and factories to get the ppe, to help with the logistics, to help with the shipping, mr andersson got given $28 million in what's called in the court papers, consulting fees. so, for consulting, he got nearly £21 million. there were supposed to be more contracts, he was supposed to get more money, he was supposed to get another $20 million, but there is now a legal dispute as to whether he helped out or not and the good law project, a campaigning group, is planning to take the government to the uk courts on this deal, asking why so much money was paid out. just to tell you, the saiger company says that at the height of the pandemic, when the nhs was in need of ppe, they delivered for britain on time and at value and they do hire extra staff to help with th

spanish businessman gabriel andersson got that amount in consulting fees on a uk ppe deal.day he got paid for helping the owner of a miami jewellery company who had won the contracts, so it was ultimately british taxpayers' money. from pendants to pmqs. does the prime minister think £21 million to a middle man was an acceptable use of taxpayers' money? the prime minister answered from self—isolation. we were facing, as he will remember, a very difficult situation, where across the world there were not adequate supplies of ppe. nobody had enough ppe. we shifted heaven and earth to get 32 billion items of ppe to this country. i'm very proud of what has been achieved. the public spending watchdog, the nag, says it will investigate these payments, and today it criticised the government for the way it had bought ppe, saying it hadn't been open enough about the way decisions are made. so how did companies get to supply hospitals with the ppe they so desperately needed? well, it turns out there was a vip fast—track route, and if companies were recommended by ministers, mps, peers

education minister li andersson is attending a round circle chat with high schoolers.have grown up, i have always felt that i could do whatever i wanted to do, so that is why seeing a woman didn't really mean as much because i knew that, it didn't really matter. li's government has an equality plan that is going to be, that is going to be addressing a lot of issues including education. to make an experience of yours easier in school, what would you suggest would be a change? maybe in health education, we do sexuality and gender, it is more focused on cisgendered and heterosexual people. it is mostly students i think who talk about it more, bring it up in class. iagree. the education tells a lot about what is important, what is valuable, what is the thing you want to teach the young ones? and if you do not include the minorities, then you do not, people do not learn about them. in reality, it is a lot dependent on teachers. yeah. it's also dependent on the school. i think all teachers do not necessarily have the tools that they would need to educate you and maybe someti

next up, the latest offbeat offering from swedish direction roy andersson who last gave us a dark comedyess. it's essentially a set of studied sketches, glimpses into human lives from the trivial to the tragic, each one absorbing in its own way. narrated by an unknown observer, it has several recurring characters but no obvious narrative. themes include resentment, obsession and late life crisis. some are bitterly, darkly funny like the priest helping himself to the communion wine and then being pushed out of the doctor's office while wailing about losing his faith. others have a sad poetic beauty like the couple floating in the skies above a war—torn city as if in a painting by marc chagall. anderson is first and foremost an artist. his sets are painstakingly built in miniature as detailed in the recent being a human person, previously reviewed by mark kermode on this show. it also gave a glimpse into his troubled mind which certainly comes across in this maudlin piece of work. chanting. but there's no doubting his talent and vision. imagine a depressed wes anderson with a dash of yorgo