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It’s taken 29 years for the government to admit it killed my father

Published on: 31 May 2022

Written by: Jason Evans All articles by Jason Evans

Compensation is finally in sight for the victims of the infected blood scandal, including my dad
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Revealed: Government’s ‘Orwellian’ unit blocked infected blood scandal disclosure

Published on: 10 December 2020

Written by: Peter Geoghegan All articles by Peter Geoghegan

Written by: Jenna Corderoy All articles by Jenna Corderoy

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