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official documents also show government and nhs efforts to trace people who are most likely to have been infected were inadequate. our health editor hugh pym has this report. in the 20 years before 1990, up to 27,000 people had transfusions with blood that was contaminated with the virus hepatitis c. a quick diagnosis and treatment can save lives, but transfusion cases are still coming forward. the hep c trust says two newly diagnosed people call their helpline every month. there are people still out there that have the virus that haven t been picked up, up until now. and that s really quite shocking that there s people walking around, having had blood transfusions many years ago that have never actually had any treatment for the hep c and had they had treatment for the hep c, their prognosis would be hugely different. maureen passed away in february with liver cancer five months after she was diagnosed with hep c and 47 years after she had the blood transfusion that infected ....
i don t know how you follow the double act of ian murray and jackie baillie. thank you for everything you brought to the campaign. delighted to be here. ijust want to echo some of what we said last night. this is a remarkable result. i want to talk a bit about the thousands of people we lead during this campaign. we have spent six months on every single story in this constituency, talking to voters at every single door about their hopes, their aspirations, their dreams, their aspirations, their dreams, their fears, their aspirations, their dreams, theirfears, their their aspirations, their dreams, their fears, their concerns for this community. it has been the honour of my life to talk to all those people, to get to know them. to find out from them what they want their mp to fight for an hour to be their mp, to have their chance to represent them is incredible. this result shows not only that people are fed up with the two governments that are distracted, out of touch, ....
applause thank you forjoining me at the grassmarket community project, a venture grassmarket community project, a venture that brings hope to some of the most venture that brings hope to some of the most vulnerable people in our society the most vulnerable people in our society and the setting of a social enterprise. this place reflects my values, enterprise. this place reflects my values, who i am, and it is therefore values, who i am, and it is therefore the right place for me to confirm therefore the right place for me to confirm that i intends to stand for election confirm that i intends to stand for election as confirm that i intends to stand for election as leader of the scottish nationat election as leader of the scottish national party. i want to build on the work national party. i want to build on the work of the snp government to create the work of the snp government to create a the work of the snp government to create a modern, diverse, dy ....
paddy o connell and henry zeffman. newscast. newscast from the bbc. hello, it s laura in the studio. it s paddy in the studio. and it s henry in the studio. hooray! it s so nice to have you here with us. now, you tantalised us on the saturday episode that there was a scoop in the making. the scoop in the making ended up being a defection. yes, defection, and defections are important because they are rare and defections are important because they really spook political parties. and in this case, a conservative mp until yesterday was dan poulter, a part time nhs doctor, who has decided that it is time for him to go from the conservative party. and he didn tjust sort of say, because i think i ve had enough and they ve gone in the wrong direction. he accused them of not caring about public services, about not caring about the nhs and of losing their compassion. so, defections are big news stories, even if, newscasters, i will say, the person in question is not someone wh ....