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The key facts for the HIV litigation had been put into a document including costs of litigation that had been distributed.

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A submission from regional directors of public health on HIV litigation was submitted.

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Publication of the Additional Report on compensation

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Inquiry publishes additional evidence

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Inquiry publishes Additional Report on Compensation

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Sir Brian Langstaff’s remarks at the end of the hearings

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Inquiry writes to witnesses about sharing information with IBCA

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The Observer launched a campaign to "win compensation for the forgotten NHS victims of AIDS".

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Elias Greene sent a fax to Marie Tatt stating that any labelling applied to products in the United States must contain the warning, and that where unlabelled products are sent, the recipient may prepare their own labels.

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Dr Richard Lane responded to Dr James Smith's memo showing that it was in January 1982, at least, that 7,500 donations per bottle started to be in use.

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Court of Appeal orders disclosure of most of the documents, and makes observations in passing about the nature of the claims.

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In the course of his judgment, Lord Justice Gibson said: "The plaintiffs have set out, in my judgment, a prima facie case to the effect that the Department knew or should have known of the risk to the plaintiffs from the use of concentrate obtained from suppliers in the United States".

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The Royal Court of Justice handed down their draft judgment of the "HIV Haemophiliac Litigation" case.

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Solicitor acting for CBLA advised that documents disclosed by the CBLA to plaintiffs during the HIV litigation had subsequently been sent by Pannone Napier to another law firm, J Keith Park & Co, in contravention of the settlement agreement.

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A briefing to the Prime Minister (regarding a meeting held on 22 November 1989 with Robert Key) argued that an out of court settlement of the HIV litigation would carry a tacit admission of negligence and an unacceptable precedent by implying NHS liability.

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A minute from John O'Sullivan (an adviser in Number 10) to the Prime Minister expressed agreement with the drift of Tony Newton's memorandum on compensation for people with haemophilia.

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Lord Warner stated that at the time there was no means of identifying or treating Hepatitis C, which was believed to be a mild infection.

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BPL started intensive development of what would become 8Y.

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Dr Lane submitted a draft proof of evidence for the HIV Haemophilia Litigation.

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The draft proof of "Evidence of Dr Lane for HIV Litigation" noted that Dr Ethel Bidwell's note on the production of Factor 8 concentrate (including arithmetic on the basis of yields) in January 1976 was far closer to what Dr Lane would consider realistic.

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