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Hillsborough, 35 years on: the pain of injustice remains raw as ever

Despite vindication over police and media lies that followed the disaster, families and survivors lament lack of accountability

The Guardian - UK

Hillsborough law: government leaves victims’ families disappointed again

The relatives of those who died have been denied the positive legacy they have relentlessly sought, but they resolve to keep going

The Guardian - UK

Hillsborough disaster timeline: decades seeking justice and change

The families of those killed at the 1989 FA Cup semi-final had a long fight for the truth

The Guardian - UK

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Hillsborough campaigners criticise proposal for new victims’ advocate role

Families calling for a ‘Hillsborough law’ say proposal lacks powers to secure key documents and prevent cover-ups

The Guardian - UK

South Yorkshire Police respond to Hillsborough 'failings' apology

"We recognise the immense pain and suffering our previous failings caused the families and we remain determined to ensure those valuable lessons will underpin and inform our approach in the future"

Liverpool Echo

Hillsborough 35th anniversary: What was the disaster?

The tragedy was largely attributed to mistakes made by the police, who have admitted their wrongdoing

Evening Standard

Police chiefs apologise for Hillsborough failures

NPCC chair launches report setting out commitments to learn lessons from 1989 football stadium disaster

The Guardian - UK

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New Hillsborough Law backed by Labour ahead of party conference in Liverpool

Keir Starmer has said passing legislation making public authorities more accountable will be a "priority" under a Labour government

Daily Mirror

BBC apologises after pundit goes unchallenged on Hillsborough 'hooliganism' comment

THE BBC has apologised for offensive remarks about the Hillsborough disaster which went unchallenged when made by a football pundit.

The National (Scotland)

BBC and Martin Tyler apologise over Hillsborough and hooliganism comment

Mr Tyler spoke about commentating on the first premier league match 30 years ago and the state of football at the time on the Today programme.

The Independent UK

Rehashing failed police claims about Hillsborough is not free speech. It is cruel and wrong

The Bar Standards Board has cleared a QC over toxic comments that suggested Liverpool fans were to blame for the disaster

The Guardian - UK

Bar Standards Board clears barrister over Hillsborough remarks

Jonathan Goldberg, who repeated discredited claims about Liverpool fans, is cleared of breaching professional standards

The Guardian - UK

The use of Hillsborough as ‘banter’ is a depressing and shameful trend

On the 33rd anniversary of Hillsborough, incidents of offensive chants, disinformation and social media abuse weaponising the disaster are on the rise, writes Tony Evans

The Independent UK

MPs urged on disaster anniversary to support ‘Hillsborough law’ reform

The mayors of Liverpool city region and Greater Manchester have written to all 650 MPs urging them to support fundamental reforms of the legal system known as the ‘Hillsborough law’

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