What the papers say – May 20
The infected blood report dominates the headlines at the start of the working week.
The infected blood report dominates the headlines at the start of the working week.
It is widely regarded as the biggest treatment disaster in the history of the NHS.
People were infected with HIV and hepatitis C through contaminated blood and blood products between the 1970s and early 1990s.
Monday’s short hearing could be the WikiLeaks founder’s final UK bid for an appeal against extradition.
Some campaigners have been calling for redress for decades.
The American led on all four days and held his nerve in a battling Sunday display
People were infected with contaminated blood and blood products between the 1970s and 1990s.
The series has been commissioned by BBC Comedy and BBC Wales.
IF has created a miniature vapour compression distillation system without consumable parts or chemicals.
Forestry England said the nature restoration project will be rolled out across areas in Northumberland, North Yorkshire, Dorset and Somerset.
Thousands of people with bleeding disorders were infected with HIV and/or hepatitis.
The Church said its analysis suggests in-person attendance is moving closer to the pre-pandemic trend.
Nature groups warned that recent flooding and warming temperatures have increased the risk of invasive non-native species.
A report by the Tony Blair Institute and Faculty said the scope and scale of the changes from AI will be vast.
The naturalist and broadcaster said he has fond memories of visiting Bradgate Park as a child.
Campaigners at Mighty Earth want the Scottish Government to declare Red Rock Power as ‘unfit’ to bid for renewable leases.
The National Audit Office said the lack of clarity on when full post-Brexit border controls will be in place is causing problems for traders.
The three-week cycle begins on Monday in Weymouth, Dorset.
Experts say they have paved the way for the development of new drugs to treat and prevent breast cancer.
Paula Vennells is scheduled to give evidence to the probe on Wednesday.
The design has been recreated by sand artists on Gold beach, where troops landed in 1944.
New First Minister John Swinney has put focus on the improvement of the economy since taking over the Government.
He made the call as he revealed he has been diagnosed as bipolar.
One in six people surveyed said they never carry cash on their person, according to cash access and ATM network Link.
The proposal is expected to be contained in a report by Lord Walney, the Government’s independent adviser on political violence and disruption.