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‘Thrilling, unsettling – and really rather odd’: The Telegraph reviews The Scientist Who Wasn’t There
The Telegraph’s Ian Sansom reviews Joanne Briggs’ book that delves into her father Michael’s role in the Primodos scandal.
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Joanne Briggs to discuss memoir about father’s role in Primodos scandal at ‘in conversation’ events
Waterstones, Hatchards and the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Primodos have arranged events.
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Read an extract from Joanne Briggs’ memoir, The Scientist Who Wasn’t There
The book reveals a previously unknown and disturbing act of fraud that goes to the heart of her father Michael’s role in the Primodos scandal.
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Primodos and a scientist’s staggering deception – told by his daughter in new memoir
Joanne Briggs investigates her father Michael’s compromised research and its devastating consequences in ‘The Scientist Who Wasn’t There’.
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ACDHPT chairwoman Marie Lyon and members attend Buckingham Palace Garden Party
The invite follows Marie being made a BEM in the King’s Birthday Honours in 2024.
