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Hillsborough families hit out at report into disaster - as it finds 12 police officers would have faced gross misconduct cases
Police were guilty of "deep complacency", "fundamental failure" and a "concerted effort" to blame fans during and after the Hillsborough disaster, according to a report from the police watchdog.
Police guilty of 'complacency, failure and concerted effort' to blame fans, Hillsborough report finds
Police were guilty of "deep complacency", "fundamental failure" and a "concerted effort" to blame fans during and after the Hillsborough disaster, according to a report from the police watchdog.
Pope Leo urges Trump not to try to oust Venezuelan president by force
The Pope has urged Donald Trump not to try to oust Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro using military force.
Girl, 16, who died in minibus crash named
A 16-year-old girl who died in a crash involving a minibus carrying a group of teenagers has been named.
Sex offences against women not given same response as other high-priority crimes, inquiry finds
Sexually motivated crimes against women in public are not afforded the same response as other high-priority crimes, an inquiry into the rape and murder of Sarah Everard by off-duty police officer Wayne Couzens has found.
Children's home providers putting profit ahead of need, warns Ofsted
The number of children's homes in England has reached a record high - as Ofsted warns providers are focusing on cheaper housing rather than the needs of children.
Apple's AI chief steps down as company falls behind in tech race
Apple's head of artificial intelligence and machine learning has stepped down from the company.
Briton detained in Ukraine on suspicion of spying for Russia to make 'easy money'
A British man has been detained in Ukraine on suspicion of spying for Russia, the Ukrainian security service has said.
Sudan's RSF says it has captured Babanusa in West Kordofan
Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces says it has captured Babanusa, a transport junction in the south of the country, just a month after the fall of Al Fashir to the same group.
'It wasn't fine - and the Russians knew': Inside the decades-long saga that's left UK shockingly unprepared for war
The UK is "really unprepared" to fight a war and has been living on a "mirage" of military strength that was shocking to discover, interviews with almost every defence secretary since the end of the Cold War have revealed.
Two mistakenly released prisoners still at large, says justice secretary
Twelve more prisoners have been mistakenly released from prison over the past month, David Lammy has confirmed - and two remain at large.
Two prisoners at large, admits justice secretary
12 more prisoners have been mistakenly released from prison over the past month, David Lammy has confirmed - and two remain at large.
More than 800,000 young children seeing social media content 'designed to hook adults', figures show
Children as young as three are "being fed content and algorithms designed to hook adults" on social media, a former education minister has warned.
Former England cricketer Robin Smith dies
Former England cricketer Robin Smith has died aged 62.
Britain has spoken on Die Hard's Christmas credentials - but you can still have your say in our poll
It's a debate that's torn families apart for years - with selection boxes thrown in rage, and stony silences around the dinner table.
Plan to tackle 'courts emergency' to be unveiled - and one possible measure is sparking concern
Radical measures to tackle the "courts emergency" will be unveiled by the government today - with speculation that jury trials could be limited to the most serious of crimes.
'I was busking - he wiped pee on my arm': Why women still feel so unsafe on Britain's streets
In the middle of Liverpool city centre, musician Ami Alex is showing me a TikTok she posted while busking on the street.
El Chapo's son pleads guilty to drug charges in US
A son of notorious drugs kingpin "El Chapo" has pleaded guilty to drug charges in the US.
Post-budget polling makes grim reading for Labour
Over a third of people think Rachel Reeves exaggerated economic bad news in the run-up to the budget - twice as many as thought the chancellor was being honest, a new Sky News poll has found.
Long-awaited report into Britain's worst-ever sporting disaster to be published today
The police watchdog will today publish its report into the actions of officers during and after the Hillsborough disaster in 1989.
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