Chairman of The Haemophilia Society Clive Smith said that many politicians "should hang their heads in shame", after an inquiry found that the contaminated blood disaster was "no accident" and that people who put their trust in doctors and the government were "betrayed".

Chairman of The Haemophilia Society Clive Smith said that many politicians "should hang their heads in shame", after an inquiry found that the contaminated blood disaster was "no accident" and that people who put their trust in doctors and the government were "betrayed".