article_snippet: The scandal was described as the 'worst treatment disaster in the history of the NHS' and yesterday the Prime Minister apologised on behalf of the Government.
article_snippet: David Cameron addressed the Commons shortly after the Government published the findings from the Government own six-year, £6million inquiry into what happened.
article_snippet: David Cameron apology follows a lengthy campaign by the Mail highlighting the plight of victims and relatives.
article_snippet: Addressing MPs during Prime Minister's Questions in the Commons, David Cameron said David Cameron wanted to recognise the 'pain and suffering experienced by people as a result of this tragedy'.
article_snippet: Prime Minister added: 'It is difficult to imagine the feelings of unfairness that people must feel as a result of being infected by something like hepatitis C or HIV as a result of a totally unrelated treatment within the NHS, and to each and every one of those people, I would like to say sorry on behalf of the Government for something that should not have happened.'
highlights_snippet: Victims said report a 'whitewash' with some conclusions 'barely rational'
  David Cameron today offered a formal apology to the NHS victims .
  