UK transport minister spent public money on bid from ferry company with no ships

The latest in the Seaborne Freight controversy: A British auditor's report has indicated that £800,000 was spent in consultancy fees analysing the bids for the no-deal Brexit ferry contracts, including Seaborne Freight's terminated contract.

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