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Hello everyone welcome to Redmayne News. It is Friday.

Liverpool taking on Brighton this weekend. The Incobish has done is press comments

will be reacting to a couple of bits and pieces of note in there

but first I want to kick things off obviously you will have all seen the Hills

Retrial verdict came out yesterday and we're going to start with the Liverpool Echo

and the headline no one One Will Be Heldable for

the unlawful killing of the 96th. The acquittal of David Duckenfield means

no one will be held accountable for Britain's worst stadium disaster. A catalogue of failings both on the day of the

hills but tragedy and over the decade before contributed to the tragic

crush on April 15th 1989. Those mistakes led to inquest jurors ruling the

96th of the poor fans who are the victims of those errors were unlawfully killed.

Despite those men, women and children leaving home for any pickup semi-final never returning, though no fault through no fault of their own, no one will be convicted of wrongdoing over their death

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