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Carol Grayson is among many to have had decades of campaigning vindicated.

Cardiff Council consulted with a number of key stakeholders on plans to alter a section of the Taff Trail

Angela Rayner has called on public bodies to give victims compensation and recognition

They said many involved in the scandal’s long history will see the final report as ‘the beginning of the end’ of the fight for justice.

They said many involved in the scandal’s long history will see the final report as ‘the beginning of the end’ of the fight for justice.

They said many involved in the scandal’s long history will see the final report as ‘the beginning of the end’ of the fight for justice.

Watch as infected blood scandal campaigners reacted to an inquiry’s findings that politicians, doctors, and civil servants were involved in a chilling cover-up of the worst treatment disaster in the history of the NHS.

Five years after her last companion died and the aquarium’s owner pledged to free her, Bella still languishes in a tiny tank amid shops

Scottish government accused of missing deadlines to take action on overfishing and effects of climate breakdown

Jo Hamilton, whose story was told in ITV drama 'Mr Bates vs The Post Office', spoke out ahead of former Post Office boss Paula Vennells' appearance at the Inquiry this week

Hundreds of those affected by the scandal gathered at Westminster to mark the end of the Infected Blood Inquiry.

Hundreds of those affected by the scandal gathered at Westminster on Sunday afternoon to mark the end of the Infected Blood Inquiry.

Hundreds of those affected by the scandal gathered at Westminster on Sunday afternoon to mark the end of the Infected Blood Inquiry.

In August 2000, The Journal began its Bad Blood campaign

Wild swimmers, paddle boarders, canoeists and a woman dressed as a poo took to the water to call for an end to raw sewage being dumped in the River Severn.

People affected by the infected blood scandal are to rally together for a final time before the final report into the scandal is published.

People affected by the infected blood scandal are to rally together for a final time before the final report into the scandal is published.

Some people have been fighting for justice for decades.

The BBC is at the centre of a fresh licence fee storm after it allowed its £6 million-a-year orchestra to perform for dangerous criminals in a Scottish prison.