of those victims have died, my father being one of them. only one family member remains alive today. the impact has been devastating. my father died in 1986, he was one of this the very earliest haemophiliacs to die from hiv and subsequently we have been losing family members right up until the last death in 2012, so it has been affecting our family for the best part of 30 years. every time a campaigner or one of the victims is a constant memory of what we have been through and i m sure it is the same for all the community, notjust myself. i am the community, not “ust myself. i am so sorry to the community, not “ust myself. i am so sorry to hear the community, notjust myself. i am so sorry to hear how the community, notjust myself. i am so sorry to hear how it the community, notjust myself. i am so sorry to hear how it has affected you. what did you make of the statement today? we you. what did you make of the statement today? we welcomed the re ort, statement toda
summer, sir brian langstaff recommended - summer, sir brian langstaff recommended these - summer, sir brian langstaff recommended those infected - - summer, sir brian langstaffl recommended those infected with - summer, sir brian langstaff - recommended those infected with hiv and hepatitis c because of transfusions in the 1970s and 80s should receive interim payments of £100,000. he now wants the government to make payments to affected family members. early i spoke to tony who at the age of 14 lost his dad and many relatives due to the scandal. i started by asking him about the lifelong impact. we actuall him about the lifelong impact. - actually lost five members of our family, three all brothers, my father had both my uncles. my dad and my uncle were infected with hiv and my uncle were infected with hiv and hepatitis c, hepatitis b, and my other uncle was infected with hepatitis c, but we also had two other family members who were also infected with hepatitis c, and four
think it is important that this community who are very damaged or afforded legal representation from our lawyers who have been with us from the start of this inquiry. we welcomed the report today, i think there are a few issues we need to look over but all in all we are pleased with sir brian s work. 5ir pleased with sir brian s work. sir brian did mention the need to extend the psychological support to those in england, that has already been extended to the rest of the uk that has been affected by the blood scandal. did you take part by listening to that as well? yes, we did. listening to that as well? yes, we did- there listening to that as well? yes, we did. there has listening to that as well? yes, we did. there has been listening to that as well? yes, we did. there has been psychological support in place for certain groups. it was administered through the skipton fund, all the funds have now changed, but i think it is very important for the psychological report. i had a grou