Why has the greatest patient scandal in the history of the NHS rumbled on for so long before its victims even start to see justice?
Today the government awarded £100,000 in interim compensation to around 4,000 survivors of the contaminated blood scandal, as recommended by Sir Robert Francis, who published a report on the matter earlier this year.
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