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...

Summary: Around 2,400 people died in the contaminated blood scandal, sparking calls for comprehensive compensation measures. Interim compensation payments of £100,000 have been issued to some families, but many remain without financial support. Survivors and bereaved families demand recognition and acknowledgment of the immense suffering they endured. Government ministers, including the prime minister, are providing evidence as the inquiry unfolds. Families affected by the scandal deliver a letter to number 10, urging swift action and resolution. ...

Summary: Lawyer Andrew Malkinson , held captive for three hours, calls for an inquiry into his 17-year imprisonment . Police investigation into Malkinson's case raises concerns about the effectiveness of initial inquiry . Malkinson's release after two decades prompts discussions about potential miscarriages of justice. ...

Dominic Raab dodges questions on bullying allegations Figures that worked with you that I've spoken to have told me that your behaviour did amount to bullying, that your approach put the fear of God to quote someone into members of your staff. You insist you are not a bully, but do you accept that others think you are and are you confident that you're going to remain in your post in a few months time? Well, I've of course engaged with the inquiry and will not comment on it at all and certainly not comment on anonymous claims made through the media, which of course are in breach of the rules of the inquiry. Put it another way then, do you think you will be exonerated and remain in post? I've nothing more to say than I've already said at length. OK, so you're not sure you're going to be exonerated? It's an independent inquiry, I'm confident I've b...

Summary: Doctors in Chester hospital accused of not acting on consultants' warnings about Lucy Letby . Dr. Susan Gilby , Chief Executive of the Trust, suspects management inaction allowed Letby to continue. Calls for a full public inquiry to uncover the truth surrounding Lucy Letby 's actions. ...

Sheffield city council behaved dishonestly in street tree controversy | 5 News Now, we're going to talk about trees on the program for you, because some of you might remember there were angry protests when thousands of them were cut down. This was across Sheffield about six or seven years ago. Well, now an inquiry has found that the council responsible didn't do the right thing, saying they behaved dishonestly and destroyed public trust. Well, one of those who gave evidence that that inquiry was at Chris Rust from the Sheffield Tree Action Group. He joins us now. Good evening to you, Chris. Thanks so much for being with us tonight. And, you know, essentially, this inquiry concluded. Essentially, what you've been saying all along. Yes, it was a great endorsement. We, you know, we've been living in a world where people have told us we're idiots, people have told us...

Wayne Couzens joked about sexual assault in newly released WhatsApp messages Kidnapper, rapist, murderer. Now we can add flasher to the list of Wayne Cousins' crimes. Already, he will never leave prison, but today he was sentenced to yet more time. For the offence against A, count 2 on indictment number T20206038. The sentence is one of 19 months imprisonment. The court was played CCTV footage of Cousins' car after one incident. His number plate clearly visible. Information that police had for three days before he killed Sarah Everard. The fact that no police came to find him or his black car to question him about these incidents can only have served to confirm and strengthen in the defendant's mind a dangerous belief in his invincibility. Could police have stopped him? An independent inquiry will seek to answer such questions. Now that Wayne Cousins' legal proceedin...

Wayne Couznes sentenced to 19 months for indecent exposure | 5 News Hello, it's two years almost to the day that Sarah Everard was kidnapped, raped and murdered by an off-duty police officer. It was a case that rocked the nation. Her death caused a huge public outcry about women's safety and highlighted the issue of trust in the police. Well, today her killer was back in court, this time sentenced to 19 months for three counts of indecent exposure. Extra jail time makes no difference to his whole life sentence. He will never be released. But in devastating impact statements, his victims told the court that Wayne Cousins could and should have been stopped before he went on to kill Sarah Everard. Our Chief Correspondent, Tessa Chapman, has the story. He will never see freedom again, but today Wayne Cousins did face justice once more, this time for a string of indecent exposure...