Summary: The Infected Blood Inquiry reveals the 'worst treatment disaster of the NHS,' where nearly 30,000 people were infected with HIV and hepatitis C through tainted blood products meant to treat them. Victims and families demand compensation for the tragedy, with 4,500 victims and their spouses already receiving interim compensation. The Prime Minister's refusal to pay compensation to family members despite the inquiry chair's recommendation causes outrage and is labeled a disgrace by campaigners. The government justifies the delay, awaiting the final inquiry report, while victims and campaigners highlight the u...