Infected blood inquiry

People affected by the contaminated blood scandal share their stories.

Stuart Hall was a teenager when he received an infected blood transfusion in the 1980s.

Sue from Sheffield discovered by accident she had hepatitis C

Marc Payton from Northfield was one of those who died of HIV and Hepatitis C in 2003.

Thousands of people were given contaminated blood products infected with HIV & hepatitis.

Joan Edgington from Taunton is one of the key witnesses in the public inquiry.

Stuart Cantrill from Cambridge’s dad was one of the victims of the infected blood scandal

Adam was infected with hepatitis C in the 1980s through treatment for severe haemophilia.

Joanita Musisi speaks to Norman Revill from York.

Meg Parsons’ brother Rob died in 1991 after receiving blood products infected with HIV.

Anna Snowdon spoke to Rich Newton who lost his brother due to the infected blood scandal.

A woman from Dereham was given contaminated blood and was infected with Hepatitis C.

Chris Smith was 8 when his father contracted a fatal illness from contaminated blood.

Luke Walton looks into the devastating impact the blood scandal had on a Tyneside family.

Andy contracted Hepatitis C and HIV when he was five years old.

Rosemary Calder's son Nicholas was given infected blood and died at 25

Matt Lincoln, from Shinfield, contracted hepatitis C from contaminated blood in the 1980s.

It's been described as the biggest treatment disaster in the history of the NHS.

"I'm not worth the investment of those few pounds to check the blood was OK."

Blanche Girouard explores the UK's contaminated blood scandal of the 1970s and 1980s.