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The inquiry found that British health authorities knowingly exposed tens of thousands of patients to deadly infections through contaminated blood and blood products and hid the truth about the disaster for decades

An infected blood scandal in Britain was no accident but the fault of doctors and a succession of governments that led to 3,000 deaths and thousands more contracting hepatitis or HIV, a public inquiry reported on Monday.

Prime Minister promises ‘comprehensive compensation’ to victims and their families following ‘terrible injustice’

Chairwoman Lynne Kelly commended Sir Brian Langstaff’s report, saying there is a ‘feeling of closure’, but said there were still concerns.

Chairwoman Lynne Kelly commended Sir Brian Langstaff’s report, saying there is a ‘feeling of closure’, but said there were still concerns.

Chairwoman Lynne Kelly commended Sir Brian Langstaff’s report, saying there is a ‘feeling of closure’, but said there were still concerns.

Thousands of deaths could have been avoided, final report on infection of thousands with HIV or hepatitis C concludes

‘Decades-long moral failure at the heart of our national life,’ says prime minister Rishi Sunak

The former prime minister ordered the inquiry during her time in Number 10.

The former prime minister ordered the inquiry during her time in Number 10.

The former prime minister ordered the inquiry during her time in Number 10.

The Prime Minister apologised for the decades-long cover about the scandal that led to 30,000 people being given contaminated blood.

Clinicians at the Treloar College in the 1970s to 1980s prioritised research over the interests of the children, the report said.

Rishi Sunak issues ‘whole-hearted and unequivocal apology’ on ‘day of shame for the British state’

Sir Brian Langstaff reflected on the report in a statement at Central Hall in Westminster.

Sir Brian Langstaff reflected on the report in a statement at Central Hall in Westminster.

Sir Brian Langstaff reflected on the report in a statement at Central Hall in Westminster.

Brian Langstaff’s long-awaited report found failures by government departments and various parts of NHS