P322 Teletext 322 May10 18:12:40 ROCK FOR JUSTICE ——————————————————————————————————————— Rock stars are in Liverpool to play their part to raise cash for the campaign for justice for the victims of the Hillsborough stadium disaster. A total of 95 Liverpool soccer fans were crushed to death during the team'u FA Cup semi-final tie with Nottingham Forest at the Sheffield ground in 1989. The 96th victim, Tony Bland, who suffered irreversible brain damage, was allowed to die in hospital in 1993 after showing no signs of recovery. ——————————————————————————————————1/4—— Headlines 300 News in Focus 320 WEATHER FOR YOUR REGION p105 Next News Poll Letters PapersP322 Teletext 322 May10 18:18:19 ROCK FOR JUSTICE ——————————————————————————————————————— Hillsborough disaster victim Tony Bland died in 1993 after four years in a persistent vegetative state. Another victim, Andrew Divine, who was left in a similar condition by the crush, was recently reported to have begun communicating with his family. Families of the victims are hoping to raise at least £500,000 for the campaign for a new inquiry into the deaths. They claim the original inquest was flawed. ——————————————————————————————————2/4—— Headlines 300 News in Focus 320 WEATHER FOR YOUR REGION p105 Next News Poll Letters PapersP322 Teletext 322 May10 18:11:50 ROCK FOR JUSTICE ——————————————————————————————————————— Stars of the rock world are playing at a Liverpool concert as part of the campaign for justice for the victims of the Hillsborough disaster. The death toll was larger than the 1971 Ibrox Park disaster, when 66 people were killed after crush barriers collapsed at Glasgow Rangers' ground. It was also greater that that of the fire at Bradford City's ground in 1985, which resulted in the deaths of 53 soccer supporters. ——————————————————————————————————3/4—— Headlines 300 News in Focus 320 WEATHER FOR YOUR REGION p105 Next News Poll Letters PapersP322 Teletext 322 May10 18:12:23 ROCK FOR JUSTICE ——————————————————————————————————————— Families of the Hillsborough diuastur victims are hoping to raise £500,000 for their campaign for an inquiry. They claim the original inquest was flawed. Lord Justice Taylor's report on the disaster at Sheffield Wednesday's ground spelt out the terms of safety for football's renaissance. The key proposal was that English premier and first division clubs should have all-teaser stadiums by August 1994, others by the end of the century. ——————————————————————————————————4/4—— Headlines 300 News in Focus 320 WEATHER FOR YOUR REGION p105 Next News Poll Letters Papers