内容摘要：Sir Alan said that "the country will be holding quite a few people to account on this and they will want to see real justice" as a result.

Sir Alan said that "the country will be holding quite a few people to account on this and they will want to see real justice" as a result.

Returning from London by train on the Sunday, Steve would discover his dad had been missed by a fireball by "a second" as he fled with Ken, having been stood in a corner of the ground with the stand to his left."He was pretty laid back my dad," Steve says. "He was an engineer by trade. If he was traumatised or if he felt angst or anxiety at all, he wouldn't have talked about it."

Picked up from Bradford Interchange on Sunday evening, Alan drove Steve past Valley Parade on the way home."It was horrendous," he says. "You could see how hot it would have been. The metal frames that were left were disjointed and out of shape."I'd been really torn between going to London and going to the match, but I just felt I couldn't let the kids (in the Boys' Brigade) down in the end.

"It sometimes comes into my mind, the question of what would have happened if I'd gone. What would the circumstances have been?"An inquiry later found the fire was started accidentally, caused by a lit cigarette falling on rubbish gathered underneath the stand.

Decades later, amid scrutiny of that inquiry, theories that the blaze might have been started deliberately were voiced.

However, both Helm and Jackson are unequivocal that there was no foul play.Another lawyer said some of his sub-postmaster clients were being asked to provide proof of losses in claims that are 20 years old, but cannot to do so because the evidence had been previously seized by the Post Office and not given back.

is for the 555 former postmasters who won their group lawsuit, but received relatively small payouts after legal costs were paid. The scheme is funded and managed by the government.Plans for a £400m holiday village in the Scottish Borders appear to have received an overwhelming vote of confidence from nearby communities.

Center Parcs marked the submission of an official Proposal of Application Notice (PAN) to the local planning department by hosting a drop-in day.Comments and feedback from attendees during the eight-hour event were almost entirely positive.