The Latest Breaking News from Hillsborough

Deputy PM says legislation will ensure public officials have duty to act with ‘honesty and integrity at all times’

The government said the new legislation will ‘end the culture of cover-ups’ but have been warned not to water it down

The Government said the new legislation will ‘end the culture of cover-ups’.

Solicitor general Lucy Rigby told the Commons a ‘Hillsborough Law’ would include the duty of candour for public officials that campaigners wanted.

Hundreds of titles are being pulled from library and classroom shelves in the Republican-dominated state

Cost of policing annual event is almost £12m, and rising safety concerns mean it should be overhauled, report warns

Foreign Secretary David Lammy will welcome 15 European ministers to Hillsborough Castle for talks to promote peace, stability and co-operation.

AUM operates across Bridgewater, Hillsborough, Parsippany, Clifton, Paramus, Moorestown, Monroe, Princeton, Chatham, Westfield, and other New Jersey communities as well as New York City, with active plans to expand into neighboring states and eventually, across the country.

Sheffield Wednesday have been banned from opening Hillsborough’s North Stand to spectators due to safety concerns, further compounding the challenges facing the crisis-hit club before the new Championship season

Lord Ponsonby of Shulbrede said talks with the families impacted by the 1989 disaster ‘have been going positively’.

In today’s newsletter: The investigative reporter whose work helped lead to a new inquiry into one of the most brutal clashes in British industrial history on its connection with the Hillsborough disaster – and why justice is finally due