Hillsborough disaster: The inquest concludes
Ninety-six Liverpool fans died during the FA Cup semifinal against Nottingham Forest at Sheffield Wednesday's Hillsborough stadium on April 15, 1989.
Hillsborough disaster: The inquest concludes
The game was stopped at six minutes past three. Moments before the players were taken off the pitch, fans had begun climbing over fences behind Liverpool goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar's goal to escape the crush.
Hillsborough disaster: The inquest concludes
People used advertising boards as makeshift stretchers to help the victims of the disaster.
Hillsborough disaster: The inquest concludes
In the immediate aftermath, people from throughout Britain left tributes at Liverpool's Anfield stadium.
Hillsborough disaster: The inquest concludes
A Liverpool supporter pays his respects outside Anfield in September 2012, weeks before Britain's police watchdog said it would launch the biggest-ever independent inquiry into potential police wrongdoing after a damning report on the disaster.
Hillsborough disaster: The inquest concludes
Tributes are left at Anfield's Bill Shankly gates in 2012, soon after the Hillsborough Independent Panel had revealed its findings.
Hillsborough disaster: The inquest concludes
A man walks past "Justice for the 96" graffiti near Anfield soon after the High Court quashed verdicts of accidental death on December 19, 2012. New inquests into the disaster were ordered.
Hillsborough disaster: The inquest concludes
Floral tributes are left at Anfield on each anniversary of the tragedy.
Hillsborough disaster: The inquest concludes
A poster protesting about the way in which Liverpool fans were blamed for Hillsborough is displayed outside Anfield in 2012. The club's supporters boycotted, and continue to boycott, "The Sun" newspaper due to its coverage of the deaths. In the aftermath of the Hillsborough Independent Panel report that year, the paper issued an apology for what it said were "false reports."
Hillsborough disaster: The inquest concludes
Floral tributes are laid in memory of the victims on the 25th anniversary of Hillsborough, prior to a Premier League match between Liverpool and Manchester City at Anfield on April 13, 2014.
Hillsborough disaster: The inquest concludes
A young Liverpool fan stands next to floral tributes laid in memory of the victims on the 25th anniversary.
Hillsborough disaster: The inquest concludes
The young fan wears a shirt calling for justice for the 96 victims.
Hillsborough disaster: The inquest concludes
The Liverpool players link arms as they join a silence for the victims in 2014.
Hillsborough disaster: The inquest concludes
Fans in the Kop stand at Anfield display banners in memory of the Hillsborough victims.
Hillsborough disaster: The inquest concludes
The Hillsborough Justice Campaign was set up to support those affected by the disaster, including the families of its victims and those who survived.
Hillsborough disaster: The inquest concludes
Fans, players and officials mark the Hillsborough anniversary before the Premier League match between Liverpool and Newcastle at Anfield in 2015.
Hillsborough disaster: The inquest concludes
The coroner's court set up to hear the inquests into the 96 Liverpool fans who died in Hillsborough is in Warrington, north-west England.
Hillsborough disaster: The inquest concludes
Donna Miller, the sister of victim Paul Carlile, arrives on the opening day of the new inquest into the Hillsborough deaths.
Hillsborough disaster: The inquest concludes
Mary Corrigan, whose son Keith McGrath died in the disaster, arrives at the inquest in Warrington.
Hillsborough disaster: The inquest concludes
Coroner Lord Justice Goldring (centre) walks outside the Leppings Lane stand at Hillsborough as jurors examine the scene of the disaster. The cones show the layout of the area outside the ground as it had been in 1989.
