- The father of Colin Smith, who died from AIDS due to contaminated blood, refers to compensation as "blood money."
- Colin Smith, a hemophiliac, was infected in 1990 after receiving blood products from the United States.
- While acknowledging the interim compensation of £100,000 as recognition, his father wants prosecutions to follow.
- At least 300 victims in Wales suffer from chronic conditions due to this scandal during the 1970s and 80s.
- The UK government has set aside £11.8 billion for compensation, with payments exempt from taxes and benefits.
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