DOZENS of British companies offering massive quantities of personal protective equipment (PPE) to the NHS have been “ignored” by the government, Labour revealed today.
Shadow cabinet-office minister Rachel Reeves wrote to her government counterpart, Michael Gove, last weekend to express concern about the shortage of PPE for health and care workers.
Since then, 36 named firms had approached Labour to say their offers of PPE to the government “have not received a reply,” she said.
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