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What next after the four-year Grenfell fire inquiry ends?
feature Final ruling not expected until next year when police will decide on criminal charges
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Sport shorts: Liverpool pay tribute to the 96 Hillsborough victims and F1 2020 game trailer is revealed
Speed Read Ten things from the world of sport on Wednesday 15 April
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Hillsborough retrial reaction: families’ fury at not guilty verdict
Speed Read Match commander cleared of gross negligence manslaughter
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Topman withdraws ‘karma’ T-shirt after Hillsborough complaints
In Depth Retailer says shirt was a reference to a Bob Marley song but campaigners saw a different interpretation
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Are public inquiries a waste of time and money?
Speed Read Public inquiries have cost £639m since 1990 and in many cases their findings appear to have been ignored
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Hillsborough: Former police chiefs face charges
Speed Read Match commander David Duckenfield charged with manslaughter, while Sir Norman Bettison faces four counts of misconduct
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Shrewsbury become first English club to apply for rail seats
Speed Read League One side hopes to have 'safe-standing' area installed at Greenhous Meadow by end of next season
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Liverpool and Man United fined for Europa League chants
Speed Read Uefa takes action after bad-tempered clash but charge sheet does not mention songs about Hillsborough or Munich
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Ched Evans: apologies abound but is the mob out of control?
In Depth Furore widens as PFA chief compares Evans case to Hillsborough, and player issues statement of his own
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From Rotherham to Eton: democracy lets us all down
In Depth The lack of social mobility in Britain and the shock findings in Rotherham have something in common
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Week in pictures: 13 - 19 April
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Liverpool title would crown Steven Gerrard as true legend
In Depth As club marks Hillsborough anniversary, Gerrard and Brendan Rodgers drive Liverpool forward
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New message needed for police: you can run - but you can't hide
In Depth HMIC report backs up public evidence: the more we meet the police, the less we trust them
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