MPs try to get contaminated blood compensation into law
A group of MPs, led by Dame Diana Johnson, is trying to get key recommendations of the…Read more
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‘Only reasonable’ to delay compensation, says minister
The new Paymaster General, John Glen MP, has claimed it is ‘only reasonable’ that the…Read more
Join us to mark World AIDS Day
To mark World AIDS Day on 1 December 2023, we’re holding an event to remember…Read more
New Infected Blood Inquiry minister
A new government minister with responsibility for the Infected Blood Inquiry has been appointed –…Read more
PM urged to abandon ‘untenable’ compensation delay
The chairs of three UK national haemophilia charities have written to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak…Read more
Inquiry delay must not stop compensation
A statement from Clive Smith, Chair of the Haemophilia Society: The Infected Blood Inquiry’s decision…Read more
PM: No decision on compensation yet
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak caused huge disappointment when he told the Infected Blood Inquiry that…Read more
Protest against PM’s compensation delays
*This has been edited. Protest start time is now noon, earlier than originally planned due…Read more
PM urged to act on compensation
We, along with some of the UK’s leading campaign groups, have written to Prime Minister…Read more
Prime Minister called to inquiry
Rishi Sunak, the Prime Minister, and Jeremy Hunt, the Chancellor, have been called to give…Read more
Inquiry to re-open hearings in July
The Infected Blood Inquiry will reopen hearings in July to get new evidence from government…Read more
Compensation response ‘not good enough’
The government ‘has not made a final decision’ on compensation but wants a ‘fair and…Read more