watching the bbc news channel let's continue the chat i have been having with james hatton and katie wolfordad to's now, do you want the government to say something? do you want them to say sorry. there's a lot of talk and speculation we might get an apology today. that is the ti of might get an apology today. that is the tip of the _ might get an apology today. that is the tip of the iceberg. _ might get an apology today. that is the tip of the iceberg. i _ might get an apology today. that is the tip of the iceberg. i agree - might get an apology today. that is the tip of the iceberg. i agree with l the tip of the iceberg. i agree with everything — the tip of the iceberg. i agree with everything my brother said. an apology— everything my brother said. an apology is one thing. it is also the accountability that comes from that. the ability— accountability that comes from that. the ability to say that those in power — the ability to say that those in power before them had made decisions that made _ power before them had made decisions that made a _ power before them had made decisions that ma

earlier i spoke to katie wolford whose father was a haemophiliac infected with hiv and hepatitis c.ent. i wanted an apology from the british government-— government. i think an apology is one thing. — government. i think an apology is one thing. it's _ government. i think an apology is one thing, it's also _ government. i think an apology is one thing, it's also the _ one thing, it's also the accountability that comes from that, the ability to say that those in power before then had made decisions that made a detrimental impact on thousands of people's lives and continue to do so. the government and the nhs, other things i would like to come from those still other things i would like to come from this is those responsible who are still alive, they face lawful consequences, as well as the compensation scheme granted, the dates of the scheme for the parents, the spouses and the children. joining me now is ronan fitzgerald, whose motherjane fitzgerald died at the age of 53 from hepatitis c—related illnesses. thank you forjoining us here today. it must be a day filled with emotion. how