'This disaster was no accident': Damning infected blood repo

'This disaster was no accident': Damning infected blood report finds litany of failures led to unimaginable suffering - including children being treated like research projects and 3,000 deaths which 'should and could have been avoided'

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.

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