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Infected blood scandal: Farnham man criticises compensation speed

  • The UK Government has admitted that victims of the infected blood scandal may die before receiving compensation, which it described as 'unsatisfactory' with only 106 payments made out of 677 claims initiated as of May 6.
  • Sir Brian Langstaff criticized the government for slow compensation delivery, stating, 'people don’t have time on our side' during special hearings to examine the issue.
  • Cabinet Office minister Nick Thomas-Symonds acknowledged the government's failure to victims, admitting, 'I know many people before me will have suffered unimaginably because of this scandal.
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Alton Herald broke the news in Alton, United Kingdom on Tuesday, May 6, 2025.
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