Hillsborough campaigner: 'I am glad we never gave up'
Anne Williams, 60, whose 15-year-old son Kevin died at Hillsborough, has been at the forefront of the campaigners' effort for justice. Suffering from cancer, she attended today's proceedings in a wheelchair.
She applauded Attorney General Dominic Grieve as "a man of his word" and said "he did what he promised".
She added: "I am glad we never gave up. It has been hard, but we wouldn't have been here today. I'd like a corporate manslaughter verdict in the inquest, it's the least for what they have done. It's a long process.
"God willing, I will be here, it has been a long wait to see justice. I am so glad I could be here today to hear it for myself."
Hillsborough inquest verdicts quashed by High Court
The Hillsborough inquest verdicts of accidental death have been quashed by the High Court and a new police investigation has been announced.
Families hope to get one step closer towards justice
Families of the Hillsborough victims are on their way to London for a historic hearing. They hope to hear the inquest verdicts overturned.