27/04/2016 Newsround

First today we're talking about the massive news

and football supporters across the UK.

It's after a disaster that happened at a football stadium

In a minute, we'll find out about what's been going on.

But first Ayshah looks back at what happened

Liverpool fans arrived at Sheffield Wednesday's Stadium

Too many fans were let into the stadium and many of them

and hundreds more were injured.

Because of this disaster, football stadiums have changed.

Fans all have seats and there are no longer metal fences

This has made football grounds much safer so

a disaster like this could never happen again.

Since the disaster, families of the victims have been

For the past two years, an inquest has been trying

And yesterday, the decisions were made.

The BBC's Judith Moritz was there and sent

An inquest is where you find out how and why somebody dies,

and at Hillsborough, very sadly, 96 people died.

And also it happened nearly 30 years ago.

It's taken a really long time to get the answers.

But it was decided that the Liverpool fans who died,

they died because the policeman who was in charge of the game

they were at made a really big mistake.

He allowed too many people to go inside the football ground

The families of the people who died say they are

really pleased to find out at last what happened, but they also say

they really miss their relatives very much.

To find out more about why the judge's decisions matter

so much, we've been to a school in Merseyside to talk to students

there, about find out what Hillsborough means to them.

We have spent so long waiting for a result

and it is hopefully what everybody wanted.

The families can finally find peace and justice.

Definitely there will be a big relief for Liverpool

because it kind of brings everyone in Liverpool together.

Since I've been growing up, Hillsborough has always been

a question of what happened and I think today

is really going to be a bit of relief to people,

that they actually know really what actually happened.

They'll feel relieved and I reckon they will be able to take a step

forward, but they will never be truly able to forget those that

Now that they've got the result that they were unlawfully killed

then they can mourn them in a way that they should

Today marks exactly 100 days to go until the start

Athletes all over Great Britain are still hoping to book their spot

But one girl who has already guaranteed her place

is Team GB triathlete Vicky Holland.

Thank you so much for coming. 100 days to go, how are you feeling?

Really excited. It is subject great feeling to be part of the team and I

am getting ready to race. 100 days seems quite a long time but when

you're training for the Olympics it not that long. What is your plan

between now and then? 100 days is down to the crux of it now,

especially when you have been training your life for these events.

Now we get to the point where I am a bit more focused on the racing, all

my races between now and then will be in preparation for that race in

Brazil, so it is specifics. 'S so they are similar to the ones you're

doing at the Olympics? Absolutely. Anthony Stadler, Nicola Collins,

Andrew Collins, Judith Fuller, Denise Barnes and Kathleen Adams

exciting! Also, the new kit is being released. Have you seen it? I do not

go anything about it. The only thing I have heard is that there is less

union Jacks on it but it is still very British to its core. British

but sparse? Excited to see that! We will keep you posted. It is a

big-time in the Olympic sports triathletes in general. The girls I

such a strong team. What are your goals? We have a phenomenal team in

triathlon. There's not that many medals to win but there is a really

good chance that we could come home with more medals than not, so I

really personally want to come on with a medal. I bet you do and I am

sure you will. Good luck and thank you for coming to chat to us.

Well, we'll have more from Vicky over on the website