Rishi Sunak is expected to answer questions on why bereaved families have not received compensation.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will appear in front of the Infected Blood Inquiry on Wednesday.by the inquiry's chairman, Sir Brian Langstaff.
Thousands of NHS patients with haemophilia and other blood disorders became seriously ill after being given a blood transfusion or a new treatment called factor VIII or IX from the mid-1970s onwards. If a single donor was infected with a blood-borne virus such as hepatitis or HIV, then the whole batch of medication could be contaminated.People demonstrate as relatives of victims of the NHS infected blood scandal hand in a letter to No 10 Downing Street
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