Carol Voderman tweets her delight as activists target Michelle Mone’s yacht

Carol Voderman reignited the flames of her feud with Michelle Mone by tweeting her delight as left-wing activists targeted the Tory colleague’s yacht.

The boat was found off the coast of Barcelona by activist group Led By Donkeys, who promptly renamed it Pandemic Profiteer.

Baroness Mone’s is under investigation by fraud experts from the National Crime Agency and the House of Lords over claims she showed no interest in campaigning for PPE Medpro to sell personal protective equipment to the Government and NHS for £203million during the Covid pandemic to deliver.

The peer, who denies claims she and her children have pocketed £29million from the deals, has taken a break from Lords to defend herself – while the Government sues PPE Medpro for spending 25million ‘unusable’ surgical provided the gown.

Earlier this month, TV star Vorderman claimed she dropped Mone “like a rock as soon as I realized what kind of person she was.”

A video by Led By Donkeys shows them renaming Michelle Mone’s yacht the Pandemic Profiteer.

Carol Vorderman (left) and Baroness Mone (pictured in 2010) had previously been very close friends, but recently the former Countdown presenter publicly fell out with her

Former Countdown presenter was formerly friends with the embattled BH Baroness, with the couple regularly having “great fun” on the nights Baroness Mone, 51, married billionaire businessman Doug Barrowman.

Miss Vorderman tweeted the video earlier this morning: “MICHELLE MONE @ByDonkeys found her yacht and literally physically renamed it… PANDEMIC PROFITEER Watch the video to the end…

“(Ps The same yacht that led to an allegation that she had racially abused someone. She has come to terms with it by reportedly paying him £50,000).”

The Led By Donkeys video begins with an image of Baroness Mone posing next to the yacht in her bathing suit.

The video describes the group “scouring the world” looking for the yacht and shows several people in a small boat pulling up alongside.

Two men quickly tape “Pademic Profiteer” to the side of the boat.

The video’s caption read: “We all paid for the boat, so we renamed it”.

Earlier this month, Miss Vorderman shared more footage of “Baroness Bra” in a series of tweets.

2010: Vorderman and Baroness Mone Marion Rose Ball in aid of children suffering from Leukemia at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London

In a series of tweets, Miss Vorderman made more potshots at “Baroness Bra,” saying in one post, “For some reason I feel compelled to share this article again…and realized that their affiliated PSA company has a VIP.” -Lane contract MM/ Husband/Company bought a jet, boat and £3million in property for their children

She said: “For some reason I feel compelled to re-share this article… noting that after their affiliated PSA company received a VIP lane contract, MM/husband/company, jet and a boat and £3million in property for her children.”

She wrote in another: “Barrowman (husband) will face trial in Spain in May on criminal fraud charges. Last year the police searched their homes and offices, charges pending? It is alleged that B&Mone illegally profited from over £58million from PPE Medpro through trusts. You understand the essentials…’.

A spokesman for Baroness Mone declined to comment when approached by MailOnline at the time.

Miss Vorderman told This Morning viewers about her friendship with the Baroness and how she “dropped her like a stone as soon as I realized what kind of person she was”.

But Baroness Mone, 51, who denies wrongdoing, hit back through a friend who, in response to Miss Vorderman’s comments, said: “What are the reasons – a hunger for publicity or perhaps the end of her television career?” The friend added that Miss Vorderman’s outburst was “outrageous,” saying, “I really don’t understand why Carol launched this attack.”

And the friend denied claims by Miss Vorderman on Twitter that money from the government’s PSA contracts funded the luxury lifestyle of the Baroness’s business tycoon husband, Doug Barrowman, saying: “Baroness’s husband has owned Mone for many years superyachts and a jet.”

From graduating from Glasgow to modeling to business deals, how “Baroness Bra” made her millions

Lingerie tycoon Michelle Mone was born in 1971 and grew up in Glasgow’s East End. She left school without a degree at the age of 15 before finding work as a model.

After leading a sales and marketing team for the Labatt brewery, she decided to create a line of support bras after getting the idea while wearing an uncomfortable bra at a dinner party.

Lady Mone founded MJM International with her then-husband Michael Mone in November 1996 and three years of research, design and development resulted in the patented Ultimo bra.

Lingerie tycoon Michelle Mone (pictured centre) is under investigation by House of Lords Commissioners for Standards for allegedly expressing no interest in PPE Medpro and for campaigning to win government contracts

The 51-year-old fellow Conservative (pictured) – nicknamed Baroness Bra – has always insisted she was not involved in PPE Medpro nor benefited financially from it

In August 1999, a month after having her third child, she launched Ultimo at Selfridges department store in London, which sold out the pre-launch estimate of six weeks’ supply in 24 hours.

The business grew quickly and in 2010 she received an OBE from the Queen for her contribution to the business.

But she sold 80 percent of Ultimo in 2014, a year after she announced she had left the company following a breakdown in her marriage.

Lady Mone was nicknamed “Baroness Bra” after being admitted to the House of Lords in 2015, where her official title is Baroness Mone of Mayfair.

To celebrate her 50th birthday, she decided to throw five parties – one for each decade of her life – with her new husband, billionaire tech tycoon Doug Barrowman, 55.

Baroness Mone founded the Ultimo brand which earned her the nickname Baroness Bra