byjune, michael saiger had successfully delivered two ppe shipments to the uk.nzalez andersson was paid a consulting fee of $28 million. that's about £21 million. the court 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 bl

the owner, michael saiger, says he had business connections in china and court documents from american. notjust for him but the man he paid to help him, a spaniard called gabriel gonzalez andersson. the two men fell out, prompting a court case in miami. the legal documents open the lid on just how british taxpayers' money was being spent. gabriel andersson was, the court documents make clear, to help with product sourcing, logistics and quality control. the contract says that when the department for health and social care got the ppe, andersson would then be paid what was described as a consulting fee. byjune, saiger had successfully delivered two ppe shipments to the uk. for helping with that, gabriel andersson was paid a consulting fee of $28 million. that's about £21 million. the court documents 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

the owner, michael saiger, says he had business connections in china and court documents from americaotjust for him but the man he paid to help him, a spaniard called gabriel gonzalez andersson. the two men fell out, prompting a court case in miami. the legal documents open the lid on just how british taxpayers' money was being spent. gabriel andersson was, the court documents make clear, to help with product sourcing, logistics and quality control. the contract says that when the department for health and social care got the ppe, andersson would then be paid what was described as a consulting fee. byjune, saiger had successfully delivered two ppe shipments to the uk. for helping with that, gabriel andersson was paid a consulting fee of $28 million. that's about £21 million. the court documents 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

the owner, michael saiger, who says he had business connections in china, told a fashion website he wastion while procuring ppe. court documents from america showjust how lucrative his new venture has been. notjust for him, but the man he paid to help him, a spaniard called gabriel gonzalez andersson. the two men fell out, prompting a court case in miami. the legal documents open the lid on just how british taxpayers‘ money was being spent. gabriel andersson was, the court documents make clear, to help with product sourcing, logistics and quality control. the contract says that when the department for health and social care got the ppe, andersson would then be paid what is described as a consulting fee. byjune, saiger had successfully delivered two ppe shipments to the uk. for helping with that, gabriel andersson was paid a consulting fee of $28 million. that‘s about £21 million. the court documents 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 mo

it's a jewellery firm in miami and the owner of that, a man called michael saiger, decided during thehe ppe business. he had business contacts in china, so he told a magazine that as well as designing his new jewellery collection, he was going to source ppe. and the british government gave him contracts for ppe, for the nhs. we know at least £200 million worth of contracts, but they haven't all been published. mr saiger hired a go—between to help him with his contract, a spanish businessmen, a man called gabriel andersson. because the two men have had a dispute, 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,