Michelle Mone has taken another swipe at 'government-led lies' after getting 'glammed up' to go out for a birthday meal with her husband. The lingerie tycoon took to Instagram to share a series of stylish snaps in which she showcased her Chanel-themed outfit for her 54th birthday celebrations last night. She accompanied the photos with a message of gratitude for those who wished her a happy birthday, while claiming 'most days' she 'struggles' to face another day of 'government-led lies'. It comes after a judge ruled a company linked to 'Baroness Bra' which had access to the government's Covid 'VIP PPE lane' must repay £122million.Baroness Mone, ennobled by David Cameron in 2015, was dubbed a 'big gun' in the deal that saw the Department of Health buy 25 million sterile surgical gowns for the NHS at the start of the pandemic.The judge ruled the Chinese-made gowns, sought in desperation by the Government as the world went into lockdown, were faulty and that PPE Medpro - the firm linked to Mone and her husband Doug Barrowman - should pay back the full value of the contract.On the eve of the judgement, however, Baroness Mone implied PPE Medpro would be unable to pay, with 'little funds to make a settlement by itself', the firm effectively folding with just £660,000 in assets.In her statement on Instagram, defiant Baroness Mone insisted she is filled with a 'fierce determination to keep fighting for the truth to come to light'. Michelle Mone in her Chanel-themed outfit for a birthday meal out with her husband last night The lingerie tycoon took to Instagram to share a series of stylish snaps for her 54th birthday celebrations Alongside her glamorous outfit photos, Baroness Mone also included a snap of her three cocker spaniels, Rocky, Rusty, and Rory'Thank you so much for all your kind birthday wishes. I genuinely mean that. I was truly taken aback by the thousands of positive, caring messages I received across my social media platforms. Each one meant more than you'll ever know,' she wrote. She continued to claim that most says, she struggles to 'find the strength to face yet another round of government-led ('spin doctor') lies'. Alongside her glamorous outfit photos, Baroness Mone also included a snap of her three dogs, writing: 'Yesterday I had a lovely birthday with my husband and our three gorgeous cocker spaniels, Rocky, Rusty, and Rory. Doug even convinced me to get dressed up, as he was taking me out for dinner. So, I got glammed up, put a smile on my face and had a fantastic night out.'I woke up this morning filled with gratitude, renewed strength, and a fierce determination to keep fighting for the truth to come to light.' Signing off the message, she wrote: 'Life is too short to let lies and negativity win. Thank you all for reminding me of that.' The tycoon and her husband reportedly reaped profits of £60m-plus from Government PPE contracts totalling £200m during the Pandemic, having initially denied they were even involved in PPE Medpro. She has previously been pictured in a swimsuit on her private yacht, the Lady M, alongside her boastful caption: 'Business isn't easy. But it is rewarding.' Baroness Mone and her husband are both subject to an ongoing criminal investigation over allegations of 'pandemic profiteering', which they deny. Michelle Mone has been under pressure to pay back £122million the taxpayer wasted on useless Covid kit Baroness Mone and her husband Doug Barrowman, who blasted the High Court judgementYesterday, it was revealed her luxury Belgravia London townhouse has been purchased by a racing driver whose father is worth £525million. The six-bedroom property was purchased for £5million less than the £23million asking price by 20-year-old Freddie Tomlinson.His father, Lawrence Tomlinson, lent him the £17.8million used to purchase the house, having made his fortune through care homes and racing cars.Tomlinson purchased the property in 2023 but details of the sale have only just emerged, a week after a judge ruled that a company linked to Baroness Mone which had access to the government's Covid 'VIP PPE lane' must repay £122million.Included in the deal was the 6,000 square-foot townhouse and an adjoining mews house.