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Michelle Donelan libel fees cost taxpayer £34,000 - Vimarsana News

Michelle Donelan libel fees cost taxpayer £34,000

New figures have revealed that a libel case against Science Secretary, Michelle Donelan have cost the taxpayer more than £34k

Taxpayers foot £34,000 bill after Tory Minister Michelle Donelan's libel costs double - Vimarsana News

Taxpayers foot £34,000 bill after Tory Minister Michelle Donelan's libel costs double

Science Secretary Michelle Donelan apologised and retracted false claims that an academic had expressed sympathy for Hamas - but taxpayers have been left to foot the bill for the libel case

Fresh calls for beleaguered Cabinet minister Michelle Donelan to personally stump up over her libel case as total cost to taxpayers is revealed to be more than £34,000 - Vimarsana News

Fresh calls for beleaguered Cabinet minister Michelle Donelan to personally stump up over her libel case as total cost to taxpayers is revealed to be more than £34,000

The beleaguered Cabinet minister reached a settlement earlier this year with an academic she falsely accused of being a Hamas supporter.

Michelle Donelan's libel bills cost taxpayers £34,000 - Vimarsana News

Michelle Donelan's libel bills cost taxpayers £34,000

New figures reveal full cost of minister's legal fight with academic she falsely accused of extremism.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Michelle Donelan: Science secretary apologises after false Hamas claims about academic led to taxpayers footing £15,000 libel bill - Vimarsana News

Michelle Donelan: Science secretary apologises after false Hamas claims about academic led to taxpayers footing £15,000 libel bill

Michelle Donelan has been facing calls to resign after it emerged taxpayers had to foot the bill for damages over a letter posted on X accusing academics of having "extremist views".

Source: sky.com