The inquest jury finds that Hillsborough's 96 victims were unlawfully killed and that Liverpool fans were not responsible for the disaster. The inquest blames police decisions and the layout of ...

DETECTIVES leading a criminal investigation into the Hillsborough disaster appealed yesterday for 19 people seen ... of 19 people they want to speak to who can be seen in the area of Gate C when it ...

None of the 28,000 Forest fans in attendance died that day, but Britain's worst stadium disaster played out in front of them. And, for many of the 35 years since, they have been Hillsborough's ...

An investigation into police conduct after the Hillsborough disaster has found that although officers tried to “deflect blame” they do not have a case to answer for misconduct, families have ...

Grace Mailey and Tony Snell guide you through the full story of the Hillsborough disaster. Show more Ninety-six football fans never came home from a match in 1989. This is the full story of the ...

A retired policeman who claimed he began suffering post-traumatic stress nine years after the Hillsborough disaster has received £330,000 compensation. Relatives of victims were last night ...

The Hillsborough disaster claimed the lives of 96 Liverpool fans on 15 April 1989. Despite Lord Justice Taylor's initial inquiry finding the primary cause of the fatalities to be the failure of ...

The sheer scale of 96 deaths in the Hillsborough disaster on Saturday April 15 had attracted massive ... pictures of people crushed or lying on the pitch with the tacky logo “Gates of Hell.” The ...

South Yorkshire Police will not face any misconduct hearings over the Hillsborough disaster that resulted in the deaths of 97 football fans, despite findings the force made fundamental failings ...

An investigation into police conduct after the Hillsborough disaster has found that although officers tried to ‘deflect blame’ they do not have a case to answer for misconduct, families have ...