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Dozens of blood scandal victims have died in past year awaiting payout – charity - Vimarsana News

Dozens of blood scandal victims have died in past year awaiting payout – charity

The inquiry into the scandal made recommendations on compensation a year ago.

Politics latest: 'Not appropriate' for civil servants to threaten action over arms sales to Israel - Vimarsana News

Politics latest: 'Not appropriate' for civil servants to threaten action over arms sales to Israel

Former Labour foreign secretary Jack Straw has spoken to Sky News about calls for an embargo on UK arms sales to Israel.

Source: sky.com
How the Post Office buried a report that could have saved the sub-postmasters - Vimarsana News

How the Post Office buried a report that could have saved the sub-postmasters

“Pay the money back straight away,” the Post Office investigator tells the dumbfounded sub-postmaster. “If you don’t, you will be prosecuted, and you could go to prison for two years.”

Source: yahoo.com
Professor Jonathan Van-Tam quits Parkrun trustee role for personal reasons one year into three-year contract with running charity that was caught up in trans athlete row - Vimarsana News

Professor Jonathan Van-Tam quits Parkrun trustee role for personal reasons one year into three-year contract with running charity that was caught up in trans athlete row

Professor Sir Jonathan Van-Tam (pictured) who was a key figure in Britain's response to the Covid-19 pandemic has quit his voluntary role as trustee of the running charity Parkrun.

82 people have died since call for infected blood compensation, say campaigners - Vimarsana News

82 people have died since call for infected blood compensation, say campaigners

Campaigners are to descend on Westminster to call on the Government to act.