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More than a quarter of a century after the Hillsborough football

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disaster, a jury decides that 96 Liverpool fans were

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They were crushed to death inside the stadium in the worst

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# Walk on, walk on # With hope in your hearts...

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for the past 27 years - said they'd finally

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We've campaigned for years and years and years and you know,

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We were determined to stay steadfast and battle

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on irrespective of the knock backs that we've received.

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On that day in Sheffield, in April 1989, the errors by police

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and other emergency services caused or contributed to the loss of life.

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On April 15, 1989 South Yorkshire Police got the policing

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of the FA Cup semifinal at Hillsborough

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And the inquest jury, which sat through more

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than 300 days of evidence, cleared the Liverpool fans of any

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We'll have the details and the reaction.

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Junior doctors in England take part in the first all-out strike

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in the history of the NHS in protest at the new employment contract.

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The Government and the Health Secretary are pushing an already

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Many people will say is it proportionate or appropriate to be

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withdrawing emergency care for patients.

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The technology giant Apple has suffered its first decline

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And coming up in Sportsday on BBC News: British Cycling announces

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an independent review, after technical director

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Shane Sutton is accused of sexism by GB rider Jess Varnish.

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27 years after the Hillsborough football disaster, a jury has

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concluded that the 96 victims were unlawfully killed.

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The decisions follow the longest inquest in British legal history.

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South Yorkshire police admitted they got the policing at the match

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catastrophicically wrong and that they learned many lessons

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The jury of nine people found - by a majority - that the Liverpool

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They found that errors by both police and ambulance staff did cause

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And they found that the fans' behaviour had NOT caused

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or contributed to the events that led to the disaster. First tonight,

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let's join our home editor, Mark Easton, in Liverpool.

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We are reaching the final chapter of a tragedy, which has shaped this

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city across four decades, a story woven into the folklore of Liverpool

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and, of course, its people. Outside an anonymous office building in a

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business park near Warrington where the Hillsborough inquest has been

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held now for over two years, this afternoon, Hillsborough campaigners

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broke into their anthem. The road to justice has been 27

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years long. # You'll never walk alone...

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# But today those who walked

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on with hope in their hearts for all It wasn't an accident,

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it wasn't the fans. We have been called whingeing

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Scousers and everything, but now people will understand why we've

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campaigned for 27 years, because we believed

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what we were doing was right, and we had to do

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this to get justice. After two years of evidence

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and argument, the inquest jury decided the actions of this man -

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former Chief Superintendent David Duckenfield, now 71 and retired -

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caused the manslaughter by gross negligence of 96

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Liverpool football fans. He was the match commander

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for an FA Cup tie at Sheffield

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Wednesday's Hillsborough Stadium COMMENTATOR: So on a clear sunny day

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in Hillsborough, the stage is set for a rerun of last year's classic.

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With minutes to go before kickoff, thousands of excited Liverpool fans

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were still out here, trying to get into the match. At 2. 52pm, chief

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Superintendent duckenfield ordered an exit gate be opened to let the

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travelling fans in. But they were funneled directly into two already

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crowded fenced enclosures on the terraces. There was simply no

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escape. COMMENTATOR: I can't stress enough

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the serious nature of what's happened here today. We have

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unfortunately witnessed a tragedy. The question for the jury - was the

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decision to open the gate so grossly neglect it amounted to the unlawful

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killing of 96 men, women and children? Today, the nine-person

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jury decided by a majority of seven to two, that the football supporters

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had all been unlawfully killed, prompting cheers and tears in the

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public gallery. You still feel a bit angry about this? My brother, I'm

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holding my brother, 27 years it's took. It's not finished. We're still

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all here. We're not going nowhere till the end. With the unlawful

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killing decision pointing the finger at South Yorkshire Police, today

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this statement from the chief scone stab. On -- constable. South

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Yorkshire Police got the policing of the FA Cup semifinal at Hillsborough

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catastrophicically wrong. Today, as I have said before, I want to

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apologise unreservedly to the families and those affected. Former

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cheept Superintendent David Duckenfield was not at home today.

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Police say he has been interviewed under criminal caution. As for the

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fans, today the inquest jury set the record straight - their behaviour

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did not contribute to the dangerous situation at the ground. Liverpool

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supporters were not the villains of Hillsborough, they were the victims.

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If anyone's the winner today it's society at large. No matter who you

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are, how big you are or where you are in the state or organisation,

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the public will come after you if you do anything wrong. As the

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tragedy was unfolding, David Duckenfield told FA officials the

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fans forced the gates open. Police later blamed drunk Liverpool

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supporters, it was a lie. A quarter of a century too late, Duckenfield

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admitted to the inquest that his decision to open the gate and not to

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close the tunnel to the overcrowded pens was the direct cause of the 96

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deaths. It was a mistake I shouldn't have made, a mistake I regret

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bitterly, he said. "I apologise profusely. " I lost my dad, Jimmy in

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the disaster... Directly after he made his apology, Charlotte

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Hennessey, who was six at the time of her father's death, recorded her

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reaction for the BBC. I can categorically say now, I do not

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accept your apology David Duckenfield. I do not accept it. You

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made us live a lie for 26 years. That is beyond cruel. A majority

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decision on the key question of unlawful killing, but on every other

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matter, total agreement in the jury that the seeds of this tragedy were

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sown years before and that on the day, the emergency services response

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was so inadequate it cost further lives. The inquest concluded the

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stadium's design, construction and layout contributed to the disaster,

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crush barriers missing, the ground safety certificate not up to date,

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delays by police and Ambulance Services to the tragedy unfolding in

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front of the them caused or contributed to further deaths. Those

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supporters now can be remembered for what they were on that day, the

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heroes of Hillsborough, who tried in the absence of an emergency response

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to help their fellow men and women. That is what they did. They were

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then blamed. Today the Ambulance Service accepted mistakes had been

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made. We fully accept the jury's conclusions that after the crush

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began to develop, there were failings made by the Ambulance

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Service. Lives could have been saved on the 15th April 1989 had the

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emergency response been different. There are two ongoing investigations

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into possible criminal charges relating to the actions of police

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and others on the day, possible safety offences and the alleged

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cover up by police following the tragedy. A decision on prosecutions

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is expected around the end of the year.

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An entire generation in Liverpool grew up not trusting the police

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because of Hillsborough. Now that matters today. That matters here in

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Britain. That's why we've got to get to the bottom of this. We've got to

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get this right. Tonight, Liverpool prepared to mark an important

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victory in the long fight for truth and justice. Truth, the Hillsborough

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campaigners, think today took them mighty close. Jus disshall not quite

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-- justice - not quite yet. After today's verdicts,

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South Yorkshire Police admitted it had got the policing

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at the Hillsborough match The jury found that errors

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by the police caused a dangerous situation at the turnstiles

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and failures by commanding officers The jury also concluded that

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defects at the stadium Our special correspondent,

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Lucy Manning, is at There is a stillness here at

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Hillsborough tonight. This is where the fans stood that day, where they

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cheered and where they ultimately lost their lives. There are 96 white

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seats, one for every fan unlawfully killed. And the tunnel behind, where

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they came through, when the gates were opened. There is a clarity now

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about what happened that day, but the families have always known what

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that clarity is, that the fans were not at fault, that the police were

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to blame, that there were failures from the Ambulance Service,

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Sheffield Wednesday and others and now, that truth is known by

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everyone. Like today's fans, they were just

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going to a game and then home. But too many Liverpool supporters didn't

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make it. Let down by the police, who should have protected them. The

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emergency services, who could have saved them. And the football ground,

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that was supposed to be safe. By opening that gate, they opened the

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gates of hell. Toni was a steward inside the ground. This is his first

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interview about what happened at Hillsborough. So what did you make

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of the police behaviour on the day and how they behaved? They were

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unorganised. No-one knew who were in charge. I seen police stood there

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talking while people were laying on the floor. I saw police not do owt.

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The failures started early on outside, not enough turnstiles or

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police officers here, radios that weren't working and inexperienced

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match commander and a ground that didn't have a valid safety

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certificate. As the fans started to be crushed here outside the ground,

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the disastrous, fateful decision was taken to open the gate. That

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situation got out of hand early doors. A responsible police officer

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would have looked at it, assessed the situation and done something

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about it prior to the build up. William Crawford was a police

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sergeant working by the lepings lane end. All it needed was someone to

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pass me a message and say, "We're going to open the gate. Close the

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tunnel." We were overwhelmed that day. Even the players knew what

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commanding officers seemed to be ignoring.

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COMMENTATOR: Horrific scenes. I have no way of knowing how many

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casualties we have here. You saw the faces against the fence and people

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saying to you, Bruce, can you help us. Please, they're killing us. The

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ball came back. I asked the person near the gate, please open the gate.

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And they said, "Well, I can't. The steward has the key." I said, "Can't

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you see they need help? Despite the clear view from the police control

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box, senior officers did little. The commander David Duckenfield called

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for police dogs before ambulances. The jury found that not only. Police

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cause the tragedy, but then they didn't do enough to save fans. I

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really felt mad because I actually saw police, like, pushing people

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back into the crowd. I told the police on the day that I seen this

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and I seen them hitting them on their hands with truncheons and

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that. They said, you must have been seeing things, you're mistaken. That

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ate me up for a long time. Some police did help that day. Doug Earls

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was a year out of training when he tried to rescue fans, while others

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failed them. How do you feel that the senior officers behaved? I did

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see two at the fence. But I think they were just frozen with the

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enormity of it all. I might have shouted them. I don't remember. Some

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police just stood still, lined up across the pitch to stop any

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violence. But the fans weren't fighting, they were dying. I

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personally thought we were very light on man power at this end. More

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tan 200 people -- than 200 people who raised concerns afterwards,

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found their accounts had been changed. I was shown my statement

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and that paragraph had been deleted. It was removed because it was

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criticism. But serious criticism from the jury also for South

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Yorkshire Ambulance Service. Their errors cost lives. Only three of

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their ambulances made it onto the pitch. One an hour after the

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disaster started. Most just queued up outside. Peter Wells was one of

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the volunteers with the St John Ambulance. What about South

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Yorkshire ambulance? I never saw them on the ground. When I got to

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the fence, it was so obvious that the people were in trouble there. I

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should think anybody trained, ambulance man or otherwise, anybody

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who saw it would have known instantly they were in trouble and

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needed treating. As Peter on the left was pictured

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running down the pitch to save people, professional ambulance staff

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failed to declare a major incident but this was a ground, the jury

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decided, that even before the game just wasn't safe. Sheffield

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Wednesday says football grounds have now changed. Rod Smith was part of

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the safety investigation team after the disaster. Within half an hour of

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walking round the ground, I saw so many obvious deficiencies that

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didn't need rules to tell you that they were deficiencies but common

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sense would say my God, that's dangerous, something needs to be

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done about that. For those who were there that day who did help, it

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stays with them. It was a case of picking the worst ones out. The two

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girls at the front, I was convinced they had died. Their eyes rolled up

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into their head and I thought that's it, they have gone. It wasn't until

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I went to Warrington afterwards I found out they had survived. You

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only found that out at the inquest? I went 25 years not knowing. Tony

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still remembers those he helped, more than a dozen, and those he

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couldn't save. I picked him up and physically carried him in my arms.

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All the time I was pinching his ear, talking to him, telling him someone

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was waiting for him up in heaven. Obviously I found out who he was, it

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was so upsetting. To not know his name. Most of the people I helped, I

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know their names. The former Sheffield Wednesday

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steward Tony Garratty As we've heard, today's

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outcome prompted a wave of emotion for relatives,

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who'd always refused Two years after the disaster,

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in 1991, an inquest jury returned a majority decision

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of accidental death. After years of campaigning, in 2009,

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the Labour minister, Andy Burnham, agreed that all documents relating

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to the disaster would be published. That led to the formation of the

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Hillsborough Independent Panel. Our correspondent, Jeremy Cooke,

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has been speaking to three women who've made countless journeys

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to the inquests in Warrington over The last miles on the road to

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justice for a daughter who This is it, Dad, this

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is our final moment. A long, dark journey for a sister

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who lost her brother. This road has been 27 years long

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for a mother who lost her son. Justice would automatically

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follow Clearly something has

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gone badly wrong... The news from Hillsborough left

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Liverpool with overwhelming grief, and a burning

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sense of injustice. Henry Burke was 47 when he

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died at Hillsborough. He loved his family,

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he protected us, He died in the most

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appalling circumstances. My dad didn't deserve

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to die like that. There is many times I've

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gone in the cemetery, Down the years, they have shared the

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grief for fellow fans who died. Among them was Stephen Joseph

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Robinson. Stephen was 17, he was my middle son. We had a life before

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Hillsborough and a life after Hillsborough. I always remember

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thinking from that day on, I will never be happy again. We are not

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winners, we have been losers since the 15th of April 19 89. Liverpool

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remembers. But so many died at Hillsborough that this was and

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remains a national tragedy. Andrew Mark Brooks travelled to the match

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from the family home. He was just a decent human being. I lost my family

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that day. I lost everything that day. Everybody, and I mean everybody

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who has been involved in the lies and the cover-up, they should be

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ashamed of themselves. They have no idea what they have put us families

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through. And so today, finally the truth. Bittersweet for families who

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have always kept the faith. Time for celebration and relief but also

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anger, frustration, and heartbreak. What we have achieved today will go

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down as a defining moment in British social legal history when the

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establishment were taken on by the ordinary people, and the

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establishment lost. I don't care about apologies, 27 years too late

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as far as I'm concerned. The hell these people have put these families

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through, appalling. This justice will be empty if we don't get

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accountability. What does that mean? The CPS to press forward with

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criminal charges and I would like to see that. Today the jury decided the

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Hillsborough 96 were unlawfully killed. Tonight their families say

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those who were responsible must face justice.

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Our correspondent, Judith Moritz, has been following the inquests

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for the past two years and is in Liverpool tonight.

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Can you describe the moment when these decisions were announced

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today? Yes, it was incredible in the court room because for the last two

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years the families who have been sitting there every day felt anger

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but they have not been able to show it. They have not been able to

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display any emotion whilst in the confines of that court room. Today

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when the unlawful killing announcement was made, it was like a

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cork coming out of the bottle. They leapt to their feet, yelling and

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shouting. One woman cried out, God bless the jury. They broke into

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spontaneous applause and for once the coroner a them to show their

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feelings, and he said to them later, you did all you could for your loved

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ones, you have certainly done your duty by them. You can see at Anfield

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tonight the flowers and tributes, they have continued to arrive here

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all day. A small measure, if you like, of how the 96 are remembered.

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So we have this momentous decision today, what is the next stage for

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the relatives? There are two criminal investigations which have

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been running alongside the inquest since 2013. They will continue to

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gather evidence. I have spoken recently to those inside the

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investigations who say they are making good progress but there is

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more work to do. David Duckenfield and others can expect to be

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interviewed again by investigators in the coming weeks and that will be

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under criminal caution. There are prosecutions possible but I'm told

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no decision will be made on holding trials until some point next year.

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There is still that work to do and therefore for the families watching

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the progress of those criminal investigations, there is still a way

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to go. I'm told they will be kept informed throughout the process,

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possible charges down the road could include manslaughter, perverting the

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course of justice or misconduct in a public office. The families know

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that this is the end of one very significant chapter, but the whole

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story still has some way to run. Thank you.

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Let's have a look at some of the day's other news.

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Thousands of junior doctors in England have taken part

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in the first all-out strike in the history of the NHS.

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Doctors, who would usually be staffing accident

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and emergency wards, were on the picket lines protesting

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against the imposition of a new employment contract.

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The British Medical Association, which called for the action,

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has over 37,000 junior doctor members in England.

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NHS England says 78% of those expected to work today

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didn't report for duty, and there will be another

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Our health editor, Hugh Pym, reports.

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Once again, junior doctors gathered outside hospitals in England,

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Their strike affected emergencies as well as routine care,

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For many, it seemed the only way to show their anger

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I'm scared that the Government and the Health Secretary are pushing

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an already stretched NHS to breaking point.

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I think the changes that are being planned and that he is threatening

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to implement will result in a demoralised, exhausted

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But for this doctor, it was going too far and she wasn't

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prepared to walk out on emergency patients.

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Part of being a doctor is providing emergency care.

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It is sort of a red line for me to say that I won't

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The day I don't provide emergency care is the day I don't consider

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Many hospitals like this one in Milton Keynes said

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they were coping well, with consultants and senior nursing

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staff covering gaps in the rota left by the striking junior doctors.

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A was said to be quieter than usual.

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But thousands of routine operations and appointments

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across England were cancelled, and there were calls

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for both sides to get back to the negotiating table.

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The NHS simply cannot continue with the now tens of thousands

:27:18.:27:22.

of patients who have been cancelled across the country.

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The cumulative effect that that has on our ability to provide

:27:25.:27:27.

The junior doctor contract has proved highly controversial.

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The Government view is that it allows hospitals to get more doctors

:27:34.:27:36.

It means higher basic pay but lower payments for unsocial hours,

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The BMA says the contract has inadequate safeguards on working

:27:42.:27:47.

hours and long-term pay growth will be affected.

:27:48.:27:54.

I think many people will say you can disagree with the Government's plans

:27:55.:27:57.

but to withdraw emergency care from patients is not proportionate,

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is not appropriate and is not a line that doctors should cross.

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Junior doctors have been given no choice in this.

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The Secretary of State has announced the imposition of a contract that,

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as a group and as individuals, they do not trust and that nobody

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really thinks is the solution to the NHS's problems.

:28:14.:28:16.

If the strength of feeling on picket lines like this one

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is anything to go by, the level of support amongst doctors

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The question is, how things develop from here if the dispute

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You don't want to be there for us, you're out of order.

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Anti-doctor feeling seems to be in the minority.

:28:38.:28:40.

Some passing drivers gave their backing.

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The latest polls suggesting that more than half of those surveyed

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A march at Westminster followed the return to work by junior

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They will be back out on strike again tomorrow.

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For more information about what the dispute involves

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and how you could be affected, there's a special section

:29:09.:29:10.

A brief look at some of the day's other news stories.

:29:11.:29:25.

The president of the Japanese car-maker Mitsubishi has admitted it

:29:26.:29:27.

cheated fuel economy tests for 25 years.

:29:28.:29:29.

Tetsuro Aikawa said he was sorry that customers had bought vehicles

:29:30.:29:32.

Shares in the company fell by nearly 10% today.

:29:33.:29:37.

Scottish Power is being fined ?18 million for providing

:29:38.:29:39.

It's the third-biggest penalty imposed on an energy firm.

:29:40.:29:45.

The regulator Ofgem found that call handling, billing and complaint

:29:46.:29:47.

The BBC has learned the owner of BHS tried to move money out

:29:48.:30:04.

It's understood Dominic Chappell transferred ?1.5 million

:30:05.:30:09.

into a Swedish firm, before returning most

:30:10.:30:10.

of the money on the request of the Chief executive.

:30:11.:30:13.

The High Street chain went into administration yesterday

:30:14.:30:15.

The Labour MP Naz Shah has stepped down as a Parliamentary aide to

:30:16.:30:19.

the Shadow Chancellor, John McDonnell, over comments she made

:30:20.:30:21.

In a Facebook post in 2014 before she became an MP, she appeared

:30:22.:30:26.

to suggest relocating Israel to the United States.

:30:27.:30:31.

The technology giant Apple has released its latest results.

:30:32.:30:38.

They show the company's experienced its first sales

:30:39.:30:40.

Our technology correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones is here.

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What are the figures tell us? It has been a remarkable run for Apple,

:30:49.:30:56.

which has had some extremely successful products, but it seems

:30:57.:31:01.

that run may have come to an end. Last year it made sales of 58

:31:02.:31:07.

billion dollars in the first three months. In the same period this

:31:08.:31:19.

year, that fell to $50.6 billion. Last year the figure for iPhone

:31:20.:31:24.

sales were 61.2 million and that has fallen by 10 million, 251.2 million

:31:25.:31:30.

in the first three months of this year it has to be said last year

:31:31.:31:36.

there was a new iPhone, the iPhone six which was very popular

:31:37.:31:40.

particularly in China. Apple said it has been hit by what it calls macro

:31:41.:31:45.

economic headwinds, obviously some problems in China, but it has got to

:31:46.:31:49.

be said a lot of investors will be wondering where the next new

:31:50.:31:53.

blockbuster product comes along to replace the iPhone. Thank you.

:31:54.:31:59.

Manchester City held Real Madrid to a goalless draw in the first leg

:32:00.:32:02.

of their Champions League semi final this evening.

:32:03.:32:04.

City goalkeeper Joe Hart made two vital saves to deny

:32:05.:32:06.

Manuel Pellgrini's side now face a tough trip to Spain next Wednesday

:32:07.:32:11.

to qualify for a place in their first ever final.

:32:12.:32:17.

Next on BBC One it's time for the news where you are.

:32:18.:32:20.

And Newsnight will be on BBC Two at 11.30pm

:32:21.:32:23.

talking to some of those seeking justice for the past 27 years

:32:24.:32:27.

So, we leave you tonight with some of the relatives and their personal

:32:28.:32:33.

tributes to the loved ones who were lost on that

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This story is about my beloved brother Vincent.

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My dad, Eric Hughes, was born in Liverpool

:32:45.:32:46.

I am the father of the late Eric Hankin Junior.

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Christian, sportsman, serviceman, family

:32:54.:33:03.

I used to take him every Saturday and I would put him on my

:33:04.:33:10.

We would go for chips together on the way home.

:33:11.:33:19.

I tickled his ear and told him he was starting to go grey.

:33:20.:33:24.

He laughed and said, "no, not grey, just distinguished."

:33:25.:33:29.

Paul was brought up to be a law-abiding citizen.

:33:30.:33:33.

He was not a hooligan, he was not drunk.

:33:34.:33:38.

So, on a beautiful spring day, 15th of April, 1989, Dan and I set

:33:39.:33:43.

I kissed him goodbye and watched him go.

:33:44.:33:47.

He waved from the car for a really long time.

:33:48.:33:50.

It was more important to us than anything else in the world.

:33:51.:33:56.

Neither of us envisaged witnessing hell before our eyes,

:33:57.:33:58.

nor did we expect to be fighting so desperately for our lives,

:33:59.:34:01.

The very last words I said to my father, "you will be OK".

:34:02.:34:09.

On the 15th of April, our world fell apart.

:34:10.:34:16.

It did not occur to me that he could have died

:34:17.:34:19.

and I refused to believe it even when I was told.

:34:20.:34:22.

Both my brother and I had to be taken into care by social services

:34:23.:34:26.

and became wards of court as a result of losing our only

:34:27.:34:28.

Michael was not just one of the 96, and he was not body number 72.

:34:29.:34:37.

He was our Mike, much loved and much missed.

:34:38.:34:41.

You simply learn to live with your grief.

:34:42.:34:48.

I never even got to buy my dad a pint.

:34:49.:34:51.

I will forever miss you dad, you will never walk alone.

:34:52.:34:56.

And if I was to be granted one wish, it would be to have a few more

:34:57.:35:00.

minutes with him to tell him how much I love him.

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He will never be grey, just distinguished.

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