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    NHS England boss apologises to those ‘badly let down’ in blood scandal

    by Ella Pickover May 20, 2024 3 minutes
    Source: PA Archive

    The head of the health service in England has apologised to victims of the infected blood scandal on behalf of the NHS in England, saying that people “put their trust in the care they got from the NHS over many years, and they were badly let down”.

    boss Amanda Pritchard offered her “deepest and heartfelt apologies for the role the NHS played in the suffering and the loss of all those

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