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Ministers vow 'comprehensive' compensation for infected blood scandal - Vimarsana News

Ministers vow 'comprehensive' compensation for infected blood scandal

Announcing a 'comprehensive' framework after the damning inquiry report, Paymaster General John Glen said 'time is of the essence'.

Rishi Sunak 'shame' over infected blood scandal comes too late for the likes of brave Perry - Polly Hudson - Vimarsana News

Rishi Sunak 'shame' over infected blood scandal comes too late for the likes of brave Perry - Polly Hudson

Why has it taken until now for the Government to finally act over this appalling miscarriage of justice?

Infected blood scandal alarming details - why it took so long to expose and will anyone be jailed? - Vimarsana News

Infected blood scandal alarming details - why it took so long to expose and will anyone be jailed?

Tens of thousands of NHS patients were infected with deadly viruses after they were given contaminated blood and blood products between the 1970s and early 1990s

NHS contaminated blood scandal LIVE: Inquiry's bombshell report into UK health disaster to be published - Vimarsana News

NHS contaminated blood scandal LIVE: Inquiry's bombshell report into UK health disaster to be published

A report into the six-year inquiry into the NHS infected blood scandal has finally been published, claiming the catastrophe which infected 30,000 people could have been 'largely avoided'

'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' - Vimarsana News

'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.