In April, the Infected Blood Inquiry published its final compensation recommendations, marking a significant step toward acknowledging the moral imperative for compensation. The government has recognised the need for justice, and there's widespread support across the political spectrum.

However, the battle is not over. The Amendment Paper of the Victims and Prisoners Bill holds a step forward for those affected. But for this to happen, we need Members of Parliament to sign crucial amendments.

In this episode, Jason Evans talks about the Amendment Paper, a tangible step toward achieving the justice and compensation that victims rightfully deserve.

Jason also talks about the Westminster action day taking place on Tuesday 5th December. Join us as we explore the comprehensive schedule of events planned for this crucial day. We'll be marching to the heart of power, visiting government departments and, of course, making our voices heard at Downing Street.

The pinnacle of the day will be our delegation's visit to No 10 and No 11 Downing Street, where we'll hand-deliver letters demanding action on infected blood compensation. The protest at the Downing Street gates will continue, making our presence impossible to ignore.

Jason Evans speaks with Cara McGoogan, esteemed journalist at The Telegraph and author of the revelatory book "The Poison Line". This book sheds light on one of the most egregious medical disasters and cover-ups in history, involving Factor VIII, a treatment big pharma sold as a medical marvel for people with haemophilia. Their product was, in fact, a death sentence.

Cara explains her journey to uncover the story of how thousands around the world were infected with Hepatitis and HIV through this deadly medication. Cara’s exhaustive investigation and adept storytelling expose the extensive lengths taken by big pharma, doctors, and governments worldwide to conceal the truth behind the infected blood scandal.

Jason and Cara explore the battle against powerful interests, and reveals the tumultuous journey of uncovering the reality behind the scandal. This episode is a discussion and a tribute to the fearless and the resilient, who fought against all odds to ensure the truth prevails.

Whether you are a lover of compelling investigative narratives, have an interest in medical ethics and healthcare, or are simply looking to understand the depths of human resilience and the pursuit of truth, this episode is a must-listen. Join us as we delve into the shadows and bring forth the untold stories from "The Poison Line".

We unravel the evolving narrative surrounding the contaminated blood scandal and the recent inquiry compensation hearings.

We revisit Rishi Sunak's evidence to the inquiry, juxtaposing it against governmental statements that have spanned decades. How did the narrative remain unchanged from the 1980s to 2016, and what has shifted now?

Jason talks about ongoing FOI battles and dialogues shaping the next steps. We also delve into Sir Brian's recent closing remarks at the hearings, sparking questions about the impending final report and the future of our cause.

Join us as we confront the pressing challenges and reinforce our collective resolve.