'My first ever memory is the last time I saw my dad alive'

Available for over a year

The public inquiry into the infected blood scandal, described as the biggest treatment disaster in the history of the NHS, is due to deliver its final report next month. Tens of thousands of patients, including some from the Oxford Haemophilia Centre at the Churchill Hospital, were given products contaminated with HIV and Hepatitis C in the 1970s and 80s. It's thought that about three thousand people died because of what happened, while many thousands more say their lives have been ruined. BBC Radio Oxford's Sophie Law has been hearing the stories of people who were infected in Oxford.