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- The National Audit Office reports victims of major UK scandals are owed about £15 billion in compensation, with only a quarter disbursed by February 2026.
- Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown highlighted the suffering of victims, noting that £12.8 billion is expected for the infected blood scandal.
- The NAO report notes improvements in compensation schemes, with delays persisting.
- A government spokesperson said over £5.1 billion has been paid, with improvements needed.
