Palantir's Tom Watson says 'mob rule' must not dictate government contracts

Former Labour deputy leader Tom Watson, now a senior vice-president at Palantir, warned that 'mob rule' should not dictate public procurement. He said Palantir would work with a Reform UK government on immigration crackdowns. The company has £427m annual UK turnover and is fighting Sadiq Khan in court over a £50m contract.

• Watson became a senior vice-president at Palantir in London
• Palantir's annual UK turnover stands at £427m
• The company is in court with Sadiq Khan over a £50m contract
• Labour MPs and unions want the £330m NHS deal scrapped