Appeal on Gay blood donation decision

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A decision on whether gay men in NI should be able to donate blood should be a devolved matter, the Department of Health in England has said.

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has begun a legal appeal after a judge ruled it was up to him to decide if gay men could donate blood in NI. The ban was lifted in Britain in 2011.

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