Budget: Infected Blood Tax Exempt, Farmer Protests
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces inheritance tax exemption for Infected Blood Scheme payments and faces farmer protests over agricultural tax changes. Read the full Budget details.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces inheritance tax exemption for Infected Blood Scheme payments and faces farmer protests over agricultural tax changes. Read the full Budget details.
In a significant development for xenotransplantation, a genetically modified pig kidney has been removed from human recipient Lisa Pisano after showing signs of reduced function, marking a crucial learning moment for medical science.
Victims of the NHS infected blood scandal demand Chancellor Rachel Reeves overhaul compensation rules that could cost them millions in lost payments and tax liabilities.
Exclusive investigation reveals shocking NHS safety failures as three transplant patients die after receiving organs from donor with rare, undetected infection, prompting urgent review of screening procedures.
British-led research pioneers a revolutionary method of growing personalised organs inside pigs, offering hope for an end to transplant waiting lists and custom-made body parts.
Groundbreaking FDA approval paves way for UK clinical trials using genetically modified pig organs for human transplantation, offering hope to thousands on NHS waiting lists.
The NHS rolls out a revolutionary free postal testing service for Hepatitis C, a major step forward in the UK's mission to eliminate the virus by 2030. This initiative is a direct response to the Infected Blood Inquiry, offering a discreet and accessible
Health officials warn of potential rabies exposure after an infected dog bit multiple children, sparking a major public health response.
A British couple's dream holiday in Benidorm turned into a nightmare when a spider bite left the husband's leg severely infected and 'rotting'. Doctors warned he could have lost his limb without urgent treatment.
The UK government has unveiled significant changes to compensation for victims of the NHS infected blood scandal, marking a pivotal moment in this long-standing injustice.
Ministers are under fire for failing to deliver timely compensation to victims of the infected blood scandal, with campaigners demanding urgent action.
Ministers face mounting pressure to deliver justice for thousands affected by the infected blood scandal, as the long-awaited inquiry prepares to publish its final report.
Government accused of hiding documents related to the infected blood scandal, with victims demanding justice and compensation.
Senior NHS managers accused of negligence in infected blood scandal and Lucy Letby case continue to hold top jobs, sparking outrage and calls for reform.