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Sir keir starmer makes six promises to the electorate should labour win the election. But what did he leave out . Do you trust sir keir starmer to deliver on his promises any more than any other politician . The chair of the labour party is here live. Also tonight. These four men are haemophiliaics. As pupils together at the same Boarding School, they were infected with deadly diseases like hiv and hepatits. 80 of their School Friends are dead as a result. They are all victims of the biggest Nhs...

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Colin Smith, a boy who had developed a bruise on his knee a few months after his birth, was the first case I wrote about. This indicated that he had inherited haemophilia.

Tens of thousands of people in the UK were infected with deadly viruses after they were given contaminated blood and blood products between the 1970s and early 1990s.

More than 3,000 have died and many continue to suffer after tens of thousands of vulnerable NHS patients were infected with HIV and hepatitis.

Children were used as "objects for research" while the risks of contracting hepatitis and HIV were ignored at a specialist school where boys were treated for haemophilia, the final report of the Infected Blood Inquiry has found.

Of the pupils that attended the Lord Mayor Treloar College in Hampshire during the 1970s and 80s, very few escaped being infected.

More than 3,000 UK patients died and many continue to suffer after tens of thousands of vulnerable patients were infected with HIV and hepatitis.

Read the full timeline of what happened in over half a century before the inquiry found an infected blood scandal was not an accident but the result of a series of shocking failures followed by a cover-up.

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