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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
National
Matthew Weaver, Rachel Hall and Jessica Elgot

Victims of infected blood scandal to learn details of compensation

A line of people outside Central Hall, Westminster, hold up a banner. It features photos, names and ages of victims of the infected blood scandal with the words “MURDERED MURDERED MURDERED”
Victims and campaigners outside Central Hall in Westminster, London, on Monday after the infected blood inquiry published its report. Photograph: Jeff Moore/PA Wire

Thousands of victims of the infected blood scandal and their families are to learn how ministers plan to compensate them for their suffering and loss of earnings after Rishi Sunak pledged to pay “whatever it costs”.

The details of the long-delayed scheme, which is expected to cost more than £10bn, will be set out by the Cabinet Office minister John Glen on Tuesday.

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