A school governor has been jailed for his part in a multi-million-pound Covid-19 PPE scam that saw him paid a ‘salary’ of £5,000 per month by its ringleader – who splashed out on luxury cars and holidays.
Craig Morris alongside his boss Jogesh Bhandari set up an ‘umbrella of companies’ in 2020 to trade in millions of boxes of nitrile gloves during the pandemic.
But they had ‘no ability and no intention to fulfil these contracts’, and after unsuspecting firms paid to either buy or sell the equipment, huge amounts were withdrawn immediately and ended up in Bhandari’s own bank, and those
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