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Emails from Carol Grayson to Lord Owen referred to the content of a radio programme, You and Yours, including the response in Ireland to people with haemophilia suffering from Hepatitis C infection.

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An email from Charles Lister, Head of Blood Policy, to Rachel Clinton referred to a demonstration planned by that Haemophilia Action UK and the Manor House Group, together with the Haemophilia Society, for May 2002.

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Jill Taylor was a senior executive officer in the blood policy team led by Charles Lister.

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Yvette Cooper's Private Office asked Jill Taylor for advice about the response Yvette Cooper should give to a letter from Carol Grayson dated 22 February 2002. A memo from Jill Taylor to Sarah Whewell raised concerns about documents referred to in Carol Grayson's letter.

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Yvette Cooper decided that a formal internal review should be undertaken on self-sufficiency between 1973 and 1985. She also expected the review to address the issues of the destruction of departmental papers and Lord Owen's Ministerial papers.

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Charles Lister's view was a detailed review of "surviving papers" needed to be undertaken for the period between 1973 and 1985.

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Charles Lister's view was a meeting with Lord Owen would be advantageous in order to gain a better understanding of the time period in question (1973 - 1985).

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Charles Lister's view was a meeting should take place with Michael Connarty MP and the Haemophilia Society about a scheme for recompense for people with haemophilia with Hepatitis C.

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At a meeting at NHS London Yvette Cooper explained she expected the formal internal review on self-sufficiency to address the issues of the destruction of departmental papers and Lord Owen's Ministerial papers.

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The answer to a Parliamentary Question anticipated the completion of the review on self-sufficiency in the new year.

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Hazel Blears, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Public Health, was "keen to see a detailed (self-sufficiency) report as soon as possible."

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Katie Scott

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Inquiry publishes timetable for final oral submissions

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Inquiry publishes expert report on childhood bereavement

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Supplementary letter on virology issued to Hepatitis expert group

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Dr Owen expressed his belief that the NHS should have been self-sufficient to have made the "best-known treatment more readily available to people suffering from haemophilia."

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Professor Garrott Allen (Stanford University) expressed his concern to Dr Maycock (Consultant Advisor, CMO) about commercial blood products being purchased by Britain from the United States.

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Granada screened its "World in Action programme Blood Money - Part 1" documentary in the UK.

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Granada screened "World in Action programme Blood Money - Part 2" documentary in the UK.

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Reverend Tanner (Chair, Haemophilia Society) met Dr Owen and described that he "spoke very forcibly to Dr David Owen to let him know that [he was] not prepared to accept the risk of hepatitis coming from the blood products issued from the United States."

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