The UFC flag policy is confusing. You aren't allowed to fly the tricolour Afghanistan flag cos its not recognized worldwide anymore but an ethnic (Assyrian) flag & a flag with the 97 Hillsborough disaster deaths on it are allowed.
Hillsborough Disaster (2013) A crowd crush that killed 97 and injured 766, and how British authorities covered up the truth for over two decades [01:56:54] youtube.com/watch?v=A6S5p…
The city of Liverpool has boycotted the British tabloid, the Sun, since 1989 (due to the tabloid's coverage of the Hillsborough disaster). As a consequence, the city of Liverpool has held more favorable views towards the European Union. This suggests that the Sun played a key role in Brexit. cambridge.org/core/journa…
The Hillsborough Stadium Disaster - Massive human crush and stampede that killed 96 people youtube.com/watch?v=8AWGV…
The Dark History Behind One of the Richest Sports League. The Premier League how it became so Big. (2021) - A mini documentary looking at the history of how the Premier League became so big and how events such as the Heysel and Hillsborough Disaster shaped the Premier League [00:15:23] youtube.com/watch?v=LZZX4…
Andrew Devine, the 97th victim of the Hillsborough Disaster, has been posthumously awarded the freedom of the City of Liverpool. His parents say the award ‘means he’s remembered’ twitter.com/bbcbreakfast/…
I listened to the Hillsborough Disaster episode a few days before Astroworld… scanned the following episodes… did I miss it? (I’m finally getting around to asking this publicly lol)
I was really interested to hear what Karen and Georgia thought about it especially since they recently did that harrowing story! I have been disappointed to find nothing :(
The whole situation was so eerie for me. The Hillsborough episode made me feel like I was suffocating. And then this actually happens… however many years later… HOW?!
The Dark History Behind One of the Richest Sports League. The Premier League how it became so Big. (2021) - A mini documentary looking at the history of how the Premier League became so big and how events such as the Heysel and Hillsborough Disaster shaped the Premier League [00:15:23] youtube.com/watch?v=LZZX4…
Liverpool to lay out a 97 mosaic in remembrance of Andrew Devine, the 97th person unlawfully killed as a result of the Hillsborough disaster, ahead of Liverpool's game against Burnley at Anfield on Saturday. liverpoolfc.com/news/anno…
The Dark History Behind One of the Richest Sports League. The Premier League how it became so Big. (2021) - A mini documentary looking at the history of how the Premier League became so big and how events such as the Heysel and Hillsborough Disaster shaped the Premier League [00:15:23] youtube.com/watch?v=LZZX4…
Mick Whitley: I am appalled at Keir Starmer contributing to the Sun. It spread foul lies about the fans who died at the Hillsborough disaster. To write for it is an insult to the 97 victims, their families and to Labour voters, MPs and Mayors in Merseyside. I condemn it absolutely twitter.com/MickWhitleyMP…
The city of Liverpool has boycotted the British tabloid, the Sun, since 1989 (due to the tabloid's coverage of the Hillsborough disaster). As a consequence, the city of Liverpool has held more favorable views towards the European Union. This suggests that the Sun played a key role in Brexit. cambridge.org/core/journa…
TIL Andrew Devine, a Liverpool fan who initially survived the Hillsborough disaster in 1989, passed away 32 years later. He is the 97th fatality of the disaster. theathletic.com/news/hill…
APSR study: The city of Liverpool has boycotted the British tabloid, the Sun, since 1989 (due to the tabloid's coverage of the Hillsborough disaster). As a consequence, the city of Liverpool has held more favorable views towards the European Union. The Sun played a key role in Brexit. cambridge.org/core/journa…
Police cordon at the height of the Hillsborough disaster. They thought they were dealing with a pitch invasion and imagined they needed to defend the other team’s fans.
Why is no one talking about how eerily similar the police/media response is to Astroworld as it was to the Hillsborough Disaster? /r/conspiracy/comments/qp…
The city of Liverpool has boycotted the British tabloid, the Sun, since 1989 (due to the tabloid's coverage of the Hillsborough disaster). As a consequence, the city of Liverpool has held more favorable views towards the European Union. This suggests that the Sun played a key role in Brexit. cambridge.org/core/journa…
The great betrayal: how the Hillsborough families were failed by the justice system | Hillsborough disaster theguardian.com/football/…
On this day in 1989 the Hillsborough disaster happened, in which a crush of football fans resulted in 96 deaths and hundreds of injuries during a match between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest at Hillsborough Stadium in Sheffield, England. reddit.com/gallery/mr8aad
A coroner has ruled that Andrew Devine, 55, who has died 32 years after suffering severe and irreversible brain damage at Hillsborough in 1989, was unlawfully killed, and that therefore he is legally the 97th victim of the disaster. theguardian.com/football/…
r/Gunners remembers those 96 people who tragically lost their lives and many others who suffered non-fatal injuries in the Hillsborough disaster on 15th April 1989 . YNWA
South Yorkshire police agree payouts for Hillsborough ‘cover-up’ | Hillsborough disaster theguardian.com/football/…
Hillsborough: Liverpool fan becomes 97th victim of the disaster 32 years after the tragedy news.sky.com/story/hillsb…
Why was the Hillsborough disaster much more well known/ in the public conscience compared to other sport disasters like the 1971 Ibrox disaster or the 1985 Bradford Stadium Fire?
Did the other disasters also lead to a major public enquiry like what was seen with Hillsborough?
Manchester United on Twitter: Remembering the 96 victims of the Hillsborough disaster, 32 years on from the tragic events of that fateful day. We stand with you, @LFC. twitter.com/manutd/status…
Hillsborough: trial of former South Yorkshire police officers collapses | Hillsborough disaster theguardian.com/football/…
TIL that the city of Liverpool in the UK has successfully boycotted News Corp's "The Sun" newspaper for 30 years after proven false and sensationalised reporting of the city's Hillsborough stadium disaster. theovertake.com/~protest/…
The city of Liverpool has boycotted the British tabloid, the Sun, since 1989 (due to the tabloid's coverage of the Hillsborough disaster). As a consequence, the city of Liverpool has held more favorable views towards the European Union. This suggests that the Sun played a key role in Brexit. cambridge.org/core/journa…
‘Judicial’ Hillsborough inquiry questionnaires cast doubt on trial ruling | Hillsborough disaster theguardian.com/football/…
The city of Liverpool has boycotted the British tabloid, the Sun, since 1989 (due to the tabloid's coverage of the Hillsborough disaster). As a consequence, the city of Liverpool has held more favorable views towards the European Union. This suggests that the Sun played a key role in Brexit. cambridge.org/core/journa…
Hillsborough: Fan injured in stadium disaster dies 32 years later bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england…
The city of Liverpool has boycotted the British tabloid, the Sun, since 1989 (due to the tabloid's coverage of the Hillsborough disaster). As a consequence, the city of Liverpool has held more favorable views towards the European Union. This suggests that the Sun played a key role in Brexit. cambridge.org/core/journa…
Hillsborough disaster: Footage shown to jury during inquest (1989) youtube.com/watch?v=6RPMX…
The city of Liverpool has boycotted the British tabloid, the Sun, since 1989 (due to the tabloid's coverage of the Hillsborough disaster). As a consequence, the city of Liverpool has held more favorable views towards the European Union. This suggests that the Sun played a key role in Brexit. cambridge.org/core/journa…
Respect Manchester United - Remembering the 96 victims of the Hillsborough disaster, 32 years on from the tragic events of that fateful day. We stand with you, LFC.
Hillsborough's 97th victim dies 32 years on from football disaster euronews.com/2021/07/29/h…
@AndyBurnhamGM consoles Hillsborough campaigner Margaret Aspinall in Liverpool this afternoon after the Hillsborough disaster trial collapsed today twitter.com/iainwattsphot…
Hillsborough's 97th victim dies 32 years on from football disaster
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> By Euronews with AP. A British man has been confirmed as the 97th victim of the Hillsborough Stadium disaster, 32 years after the tragedy.
> Liverpool Coroner Andre Rebello said Devine died of aspiration pneumonia, which he had been left vulnerable to after the injuries he suffered at Hillsborough.
> Devine's family have welcomed the coroner's verdict and said they were devastated by his death but also "Blessed to have had Andrew with us for 32 years since the Hillsborough tragedy."
> "In the intervening years, Andrew has been a much-loved son, brother, and uncle," a family statement read. "He has been supported by his family and a team of dedicated carers, all of whom devoted themselves to him. As ever, our thoughts are with all of those affected by Hillsborough."
> "A lifelong Liverpool supporter, Andrew continued to attend matches at Anfield when possible despite suffering life-changing injuries at Hillsborough."
> Before the 1989 FA Cup semi-final between Liverpool and Nottingham at Hillsborough, overcrowding led to a crush inside the stadium which killed 94 fans.
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... keep reading on reddit ➡TIL That following the reporting of the sun newspaper on the Hillsborough disaster, almost every reader in Liverpool cancelled their subscription and most shops boycotted it, meaning that it's still very difficult to find a copy in the city over 30 years later. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hil…
The Hillsborough disaster is Britain's worst sports disaster. Also F**k The Sun newspaper.
Today is the 31st anniversary of the Hillsborough Disaster, where 96 Liverpool fans lost their lives, 38 of them younger than nineteen. The British Media, and especially the Sun, vilified the Liverpool fans for the disaster caused by police negligence. Justice for the 96 was not achieved until 2016. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hil…
