back at court again, david duckenfield arrived to face another jury.ed and without a verdict. he is accused of manslaughter of 95 liverpool fans. the youngest was ten years old. there were 37 teenagers. the oldest was a pensioner of 67. the 96 the victim, tony bland died nearly four yea rs victim, tony bland died nearly four years later, so can't be included in this prosecution. thejury heard that wholly innocently they had gone to watch a football match at sheffield ground. the court was told there weren't enough turnstiles to let fanzine, a gate was opened but a tunnel to the already full terraces wasn't closed off and fans were slapped down the slope and into a fatal crash. the jury was told that david duckenfield had an ultimate and personal responsibility for the policing operation. it was part of wearing the uniform, along with the hips, braiding crown of being match commander, to deal with a much emergency. thejudge commander, to deal with a much emergency. the judge said commander, to deal with a much emergency. thejudge said his failures contr

david duckenfield arrived to face another jury.al ended without a verdict. he is accused of the manslaughter of 95 liverpool fans at the hillsborough disaster in 1989. the youngest was ten years old. there were 37 teenagers. the oldest was a pensioner of 67. the 96th victim, tony bland, died nearly four yea rs victim, tony bland, died nearly four years later, so can't be included in this prosecution. thejury heard that holy innocently, they had gone to watch a football match at the sheffield ground. the court was told there were not enough turnstiles to let the fans in. gate was opened, but the tunnel to the already full terraces wasn't closed off, and fans we re terraces wasn't closed off, and fans were swept down the slope and into a fatal crash. the jury was told that david duckenfield had an ultimate and personal responsibility for the policing operation, and it was part of wearing the uniform, along with the crown of match commander, that he be ina the crown of match commander, that he be in a position to deal with an emergenc

they were told that as match commander that day, david duckenfield has ultimate responsibility.with gross negligence manslaughter of 95 liverpool football fa ns manslaughter of 95 liverpool football fans and the qc said david duckenfield's criminal responsibility flows from his gross failure to discharge his personal responsibility as match commander. this was an extraordinarily bad failure, he said, so bad, so reprehensible, so blameworthy and unforgivable, that it amounts to a gross failure. now, as to what happened that day, the jury was told that it started in the lettings lane end, around 20,000 football fans we re end, around 20,000 football fans were directed there, there was pressure to get through the limited number of turnstiles, there was a bottleneck. the prosecution said this was reasonably foreseeable. the jury this was reasonably foreseeable. the jury was told that the planning decision—making all formed part of david duckenfield's responsibility on that day, part of wearing the uniform, thejury on that day, part of wearing the uniform, the jury was told, the qc a

david duckenfield arrived, to face another jury.ut a verdict. he is accused of the manslaughter of 95 liverpool fans, at the hillsborough disaster, in 1989. the youngest was ten years old. there were 37 teenagers. the oldest was a pensioner of 67. the 96th victim, tony bland, died nearly four years later, so can't be included in this prosecution. the jury heard that wholly innocently, they had gone to watch a football match at the sheffield ground. the court was told there were not enough turnstiles to let the fans in. a gate was opened, but the tunnel to the already full terraces wasn't closed off, and fans were swept down the slope and into a fatal crash. the jury was told that david duckenfield had an ultimate and personal responsibility for the policing operation, and it was part of wearing the uniform, along with the crown of match commander, that he be in a position to deal with an emergency. richard matthews, qc, said david duckenfield's failures had contributed substantially to the deaths, saying this was "an extraordinarily

a court has heard that the hillsborough match commander david duckenfield made "extraordinarily bad failings. mr duckenfield denies the manslaughter by gross negligence of 95 liverpool supporters, who died at sheffield wednesday's ground. the inventor sirjames dyson has scrapped his £2.5 billion project to build electric cars. dyson, best known for vacuum cleaners, had been planning to develop the cars in the uk and build them in singapore. it abandoned the project because it said it was not "commercially viable". it's 30 years since the tumultuous events of 1989 when the berlin wall fell and the soviet empire began to crumble. it brought an to end to decades of russian domination in eastern europe which had followed world war ii. and it started a process which led to the break—up of the soviet union itself just two years later. but in recent years, russia has been pushing to restore its lost power, as our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg reports. bells chime. moscow is a city that oozes empire. but then, for centuries, russia has had an unswerving belief that it is great. and that great

a court has heard that the hillsborough match commander david duckenfield made "extraordinarily bad failingster by gross negligence of 95 liverpool supporters who died at sheffield wednesday's ground. the inventor sirjames dyson has scrapped his £2.5 billion project to build electric cars. dyson, best known for vacuum cleaners, had been planning to develop the cars in the uk and build them in singapore. it abandoned the project because it said it was not "commercially viable". ellie soutter was one of britain's most talented young snowboarders, tipped for success at the next winter olympics. but injune last year, on her 18th birthday, ellie took her own life. her mother, lorraine denman, says despite her success, her daughter worried constantly about funding and about letting other people down. on world mental health day, lorraine spoke frankly to sally nugent about the pain of losing her daughter. what was ellie like? what was the lack of a little girl? ellie was quite an independent little girl. she knew what she wanted from an early age. she had her own ambitions and drive stop and ellie