Hillsborough Memorial at Anfield (Image: PA)

The landmark Hillsborough Law is set to be strengthened as it makes its way through Parliament. In September, the ECHO travelled with family members of those unlawfully killed at the Hillsborough disaster in 1989 to see the historic moment that a new Hillsborough Law was officially laid in Parliament.

The new law , officially known as the Public Office (Accountability) Bill then had its second reading in the House of Commons earlier this month. It has now moved on to what is known as the Committee Stage, where a bill is scrutinized in detail and can be amended.

Family members of the 97 Liverpool fans who were unlawfully killed at Hillsborough Stadium in 1989 have long campaigned for a change in the law to make public officials more accoun

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