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Hillsborough Independent Panel findings and release of documents.

But he didn't suggest that publicly at the time that Blair was blocking an inquiry. Burnham has done well recently, but if he thought that at the time he should have done something about it.

Unless I missed his criticism at the time.

absolutely. i watched the video of him being heckled in April 2009 last night. its actually astonishing hearing his words now, offering mere sympathy rather than action. that takes some brass neck as a Merseysider, in front of 30K of your own. made me wonder whether he actually wanted to trigger something that day. their time in office was likely coming to an end. was their relationship with the police now expendable? compared to the long term harm opening the books would do to the tories.

its also an interesting angle on the Sun's decision - in September 2009 - to switch to backing the Tories. or did they already know this was on the cards?
 
I've been known to pick up the Sun on the odd rare occasion ... eg when people leave it in the pub or at work etc. There was a copy lying around in the work canteen today (ie Thursday) but I left it alone.

I'm never going to do pick it up ever again. Wish I'd fucking told myself to 'leave it it's not worth it!' 30-40 years ago ....< :oops: :mad: at self> (to be clear, I've never bought it).

Hardly news :oops: , but today's shitrag had some made-up bollocks about PC gorn mad in a creche as the front page headline.

Almost all other front pages featured Crompton getting kicked out, or other Hillsborough stories.
 
How does a Liverpudlian spell justice?

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Pass the sick bag Andy

In some cases it appears so - such as those calling for the scalp of Yorkshire Ambulance's CE who has only been in post less than a year so can't even be held to account over the briefing of the YAS official line in the inquests... the medical cover for events stuff was changed drastically in the light of Taylor;s original report in the early 90s

However i do get the feeling heads will roll for the police actions AFTER the day ... and some of the stuff that WMP were part of in that period.
 
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Anyone seen the MOTD footage with Des Lynam commentating on the unfolding events of that day? The BBC bias went out the window, he reported exactly how it was. Jimmy Hill was in the box too, but was silent with shock

I'm watching this now and hadn't seen it before. Extraordinary footage. Lynam gives a perfect account there and then. The truth was always there if people could get over their prejudice.
 
In some cases it appears so - such as those calling for the scalp of Yorkshire Ambulance's CE who has only been in post less than a year so can't even be held to account over the briefing of the YAS official line in the inquests... the medical cover for events stuff was changed drastically in the light of Taylor;s original report in the early 90s

However i do get the feeling heads will roll for the police actions AFTER the day ... and some of the stuff that WMP were part of in that period.

Oh fuck off.
 
I still am astounded at the verdict. I never thought it would come.

I remember well that day and subsequent days in Liverpool. Everyone knew people at the match and the shock and grief rippled out to the whole of Merseyside

Even though I knew the truth immediately from a friend at the match the scale of the cover up is breathtaking still. There are still thoughts and feelings that can only happen after a vindication.
 
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