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Blood Inquiry chair: Govt and NHS didn't put patients first

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Blood Inquiry chair: Govt and NHS didn't put patients first

Blood Inquiry chair: Govt and NHS didn't put patients first

Chair of the Infected Blood Inquiry, Sir Brian Langstaff, said the Infected Blood scandal happened because those in authority refused to put patients first.

Report by Alibhaiz.

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