This new 90-minute feature-length documentary in the award-winning Exposure current affairs strand examines the biggest treatment disaster in NHS history.
Directed by Grierson-winning documentary maker Marcus Plowright, this documentary investigates how thousands of British haemophiliacs were infected and died from HIV and Hepatitis C after being prescribed infected blood products by the NHS.
With access to thousands of previously unpublished documents from inside government - revealing the thinking of its medical, scientific and public health leadership - the film looks at the claims of how warnings were systematically ignored and the story was subsequently covered up.
As the official public inquiry into the scandal resumes, the film reveals the true history of this extraordinary story.
