Privacy Policy Feedback. Graham Norton has opened up about living through the Aids epidemic, which saw the 'big loss' of a close friend. The BBC presenter, 61, revealed that he arrived in San Francisco, California, just after the city decided to close all the 'saunas and sex clubs' in early s.
MPs and campaigners called on the Government to pursue legal action against the drug firms implicated in the appalling infected blood scandal. A baby in Tanzania died just five minutes after being born with the infant's legs fused together like a 'mermaid. Sarah Ferguson silenced the audience as she thanked Simon de Pury for 'exceptional' auctioned piece of late Queen at amFAR gala at the 77th Cannes Film Festival gala auction last night.
Work and Pension Secretary Mel Stride gave assurances that Monday's scathing report into the 'worst treatment disaster in NHS history' would be 'robustly' followed up. Announcing a 'comprehensive' framework after the damning inquiry report, Paymaster General John Glen said 'time is of the essence'. How much money will victims get?
When will they receive their payouts and can relatives also make a claim? Mel Stride, the Work and Pensions Secretary, acknowledged that Lord Clarke had 'questions that need to be addressed' from his time as a health minister. Colin Smith, a boy who had developed a bruise on his knee a few months after his birth, was the first case I wrote about.
This indicated that he had inherited haemophilia. Now the full horror of the infected blood scandal has been laid bare, it is clearly much more than that. Delivering his inquiry's findings yesterday, Sir Brian Langstaff said the 'disaster was no accident' and should never have happened as he exposed a 'chilling' cover-up by successive governments.
