Infected Blood Inquiry: Five Things We Have Learned

1. The scale of the tragedy: The infected blood scandal is one of the worst public health disasters in British history, with thousands of people infected with HIV and Hepatitis C through contaminated blood products.

2. The role of the government: The inquiry has revealed shocking evidence of how the government failed to properly regulate the blood supply and protect patients from harm.

3. The impact on families: Families who lost loved ones to the infected blood scandal have spoken out about the devastating impact on their lives and the ongoing struggle for justice and compensation.

4. The importance of accountability: The inquiry has shown the urgent need for those responsible for the scandal to be held accountable for their actions and to ensure that such a tragedy never happens again.

5. The fight for justice: Survivors of the infected blood scandal and their families continue to demand justice and compensation for the harm they have suffered, highlighting the need for a full and transparent inquiry.