UK Government to Announce £10 Billion Compensation for Infected Blood Scandal Victims

Final report on NHS's worst treatment disaster to be published Monday, detailing decades-long negligence and its consequences.

Compensation aims to address the suffering of tens of thousands infected with HIV and hepatitis from contaminated blood products between the 1970s and 1990s.
Around 3,000 people have died due to the scandal, with survivors facing lifelong health issues.
The government insists that the compensation will not impact planned tax cuts later this year.
Campaigners and victims' families have fought for decades for recognition and justice.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt emphasizes the moral imperative to act swiftly given the deteriorating health of survivors.